An interesting webinar organized by The Economy of Francesco project, which starts the On-Life series towards a post-Covid better world. Prof Jennifer Nedelsky anticipates the contents of her forthcoming book with a new structural proposal on how to balance work, care for others and nature.
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In the following article (from the Farmer’s Journal) Tracey Donaghey tells the story of an optician, Paul Connolly, who is involved with a business initiative called the Economy of Communion. Paul is promoter of a development project in Burkina Faso, where he went with some friends some months ago. We thank Mr Donaghey and the Farmer’s Journal for letting us publish the article.
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The Christmas holidays weren’t just a time for family, friends and recreation for one group of Irish people who spent the week after St Stephen’s day 7,000 kilometres from home, building a dairy in Burkino Faso.
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Addressing poverty, must centre on the premise of “building fraternity as equals, enabling participation and empowerment to take root,” Dr Lorna Gold tells EoC conference in Nairobi.
[more]International Eucharistic Congress 2012
[more]The Economy of Communion and challenges to Economic Theory
The Economy of Communion (EOC) project is not just the proposal for a new system for profit-sharing or the organisation of businesses, but much more than that, it is the proposal of a new economic culture that emphasises openness to the ‘other,’ sharing, right up to the […]
Launch of “New Financial Horizons” by Lorna Gold in UCD, November 2011
Paper on the Economy of Communion by Dr Lorna Gold
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