The resurrection story begins with the disciples’ broken hearts and lost hopes, and then opens up into series of astonishing meetings with the risen Jesus, which change their lives and ours. But these profoundly mysterious, open-ended encounters can leave us with more questions than answers.

In this reflective day we will take time to explore and contemplate Jesus’s resurrection appearances, focusing in particular on the meals that Jesus shares with his disciples and what it might mean for us to live as followers of the risen Jesus in the 21st century.  

The day will include plenty of time for private contemplation.

The Venerable Tricia Hillas is Canon Steward at Westminster Abbey, Archdeacon of Westminster and Chaplain to the Speaker of the House of Commons, where she provides pastoral care for Members and staff of the Palace of Westminster.

We charge to cover the cost of room hire, lunch & our speaker, but we want to ensure that cost is not a barrier to those who would like to come. If a bursary would make it possible for you to attend, please enquire by emailing stpaulslearning@stpaulscathedral.org.uk.

This event is a partnership between St Paul’s Cathedral and The Royal Foundation of St Katharine and will take place at The Royal Foundation of St Katharine in Limehouse.

Image credit: UK Parliament Jessica Taylor.