Buzzing with anticipation ... We were delighted to welcome the Papal Nuncio to Great Britain who blessed our new beehives in readiness for the arrival of long-awaited occupants with thanks to friends in the @ox.ac.uk #Beekeeping Society. www.campion.ox.ac.uk/news/papal-n...

We're looking forward to having Prof Joel Rasmussen back with us when he delivers this term's Campion Lecture on the 21st May - an introduction to Romano Guardini’s Der Gegensatz. Details and booking info: www.campion.ox.ac.uk/news/campion... @ox.ac.uk @jesuitsbritain.bsky.social #theology #Oxford

Prof Stevenson on "1758 - The Secret History of a Papal Election" @campionhall.bsky.social : Thursday 19 February 2026: 17:15-18:45 (GMT), at CH, Oxford _and_ online! More info: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/campion-le... [talk covers a manuscript deposited by the @heythroplib.bsky.social at Campion Hall!]

Campion Lecture HT 2026: 1758 - The Secret History of a Papal Election

An exploration of intrigue and diplomacy behind a pivotal eighteenth-century papal conclave. Delivered by Professor Jane Stevenson.

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Delighted that after two years of research and investigation we can share this story about our painting of Christ Blessing, now attributed to Quentin Matsys and on loan @ashmoleanmuseum.bsky.social where it goes on display soon. @artukdotorg.bsky.social www.campion.ox.ac.uk/news/masters...

Religious Art? We have quite a choice for today's #OnlineArtExchange @artukdotorg.bsky.social; this large painting of the Annunciation by Helen Elwes is one of the most recent in our collection and much appreciated for its contemporary interpretation of the scene. artuk.org/visit/venues...

Campion Hall congratulates Dr Sarah Ogilvie, Senior Research Fellow in Linguistics, who has been conferred with the title of Professor at the University of Oxford. Sarah becomes Professor of Language and Lexicography in the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology, and Phonetics.

On the feast of St Ignatius, a moment to visit this chapel in #Oxford The first Roman Catholic place of worship in the city after the Reformation. Built by Fr Charles Leslie SJ in 1793, set back from the road on St Clement's St next to the Port Mahon pub. www.oxonblueplaques.org.uk/plaques/sain...

It was really good to have #Jesuits from across the world join us here in #Oxford for the first Integral Ecology Summer School, a unique space for exploring integral ecology through a Jesuit lens, shaped by global diversity and local commitment. @jesuitsglobal.bsky.social @jesuits.bsky.social

Tim Howles@timhowles.bsky.social · last yr.

Jesuits from four continents unite in the UK for Ecological Formation and Global Collaboration 2025 iern.org/jesuits-from... @campionhall.bsky.social @jesuitsbritain.bsky.social @jesuits.bsky.social @jesuitsglobal.bsky.social

As the thunder clouds and 'shower's rage' roll over #Oxford pause for a moment to appreciate lines etched in glass by Laurence Whistler at the request of architect Edwin #Lutyens. “You who read this fickle page Illustrated by the sun, Scribbled by the shower’s rage, Altering as the minutes run.”

We welcome the election of #PopeLeoXIV: in Rome, our Director Prof Celia Deane-Drummond called it "an astonishing and electric experience to witness first hand." Read our statement & @campionhall.bsky.social 's: lsri.campion.ox.ac.uk/news/electio...

Peace, dialogue, bridges: The LSRI welcomes the election of Pope Leo XIV

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Campion Hall welcomes the election of Pope Leo XIV and we look forward to being inspired and encouraged by his leadership, with ongoing commitment to being ‘a welcoming community of learning and research for a flourishing humanity in a reconciled world.’ www.campion.ox.ac.uk/news/campion...

Campion Hall welcomes the election of Pope Leo XIV

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Our colleagues @lsrioxford.bsky.social welcomed over 100 people for a conference on Theology and Integral Ecology, reflecting on an idea used by Pope Francis in Laudato Si’; a holistic approach to contemporary global challenges. #LaudatoSi #Oxford

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Some highlights from our April conference: over 100 participants, a collaborative and transdisciplinary atmosphere, and new academic possibilities. Read more: lsri.campion.ox.ac.uk/news/theolog... #Oxford #OxfordMartinSchool #IntegralEcology @campionhall.bsky.social

For insights into what's happening at the conclave in Rome take a look at these regular posts from @austeni.bsky.social, Fellow in Contemporary Church History here @campionhall.bsky.social @ox.ac.uk

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Austen Ivereigh's Conclave Diaries www.thetablet.co.uk/columnists/a...

We're enjoying regular updates from Alison, the rare books specialist, who is working on this @heythroplib.bsky.social collection here at Campion Hall @ox.ac.uk There's two fascinating blogs here:

Heythrop Library@heythroplib.bsky.social · 2y ago

We have been busy with a lot of stuff, but if you are interested in knowing what has been happening lately @heythroplib.bsky.social, and with its collections, please go to our blog: heythroplibrary.co.uk/page-blog/

This week's @artukdotorg.bsky.social #OnlineArtExchange features the colour orange and there's plenty in this little landscape that is an unusual part of our collection here in #Oxford - It's titled Sunset at Stebbing but the artist is unknown; we'd love to know more! artuk.org/discover/art...

Prof Celia Deane-Drummond, Director of @lsrioxford.bsky.social here at Campion Hall reflects on how Pope Francis engaged with the issues of ecology and climate crisis.

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'He tried his best to use his prominent position to hold power to account.' Prof Celia Deane-Drummond highlights three ways Pope Francis influenced the global climate movement ⬇️ #OxfordClimate

The Campion Hall community joins the global Church in mourning the death of Pope Francis. We invite you to read the full statement from Campion Hall here, with contributions from our community: www.campion.ox.ac.uk/news/pope-fr...

Pope Francis has returned to the Lord: A statement from Campion Hall

The Campion Hall community joins the global Church in mourning the death of Pope Francis.

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Livestream bookings still open for this lecture on Tuesday, and if you book you will have the link to watch later. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/campion-le...

Campion Lecture Hilary Term 2025: Dr Cory Rodgers

Stability, Security and Solidarity Stretched Thin: Reflections on “Social Cohesion” in Lebanon

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There's still time to get in an application for our Pedro Arrupe Fellowship in Forced Migration Studies. @jesuitsbritain.bsky.social

Refugee Studies Centre@refugeestudies.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚨Job opportunity! The Pedro Arrupe Fellowship in Forced Migration Studies In association with @campionhall.bsky.social & the Jesuit Refugee Service International Three years, full time. Deadline: 28 February More info and apply ➡️ www.campion.ox.ac.uk/news/current...

Our angels have been on a #Paddington adventure: bbc.co.uk/news/article... @jesuitsbritain.bsky.social @universityofoxford.bsky.social

Paddington in Peru: Oxford-based artworks recreated for film

Replicas of the three Oxford-based artworks feature in Paddington in Peru.

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Our Peruvian angels have been on quite the adventure with #Paddington Images from Campion Hall's collection of "School of Cuzco" Angel Musketeers (Angeles Arcabuceros) feature in the home for retired bears. www.jesuit.org.uk/news/padding...

It's suddenly turned a bit chilly, there's a dusting of white stuff on the lawn, but the Hall's famous soup of the day is on the simmer plate.

Greetings from Campion Hall, #Oxford, a centre for postgraduate research and study @universityofoxford.bsky.social, home to an international #Jesuit community, set in a stunning #Lutyens building in the heart of Oxford.