Time:	Wednesday, 09. April 2014
8.15	Breakfast
10.00-10.30	Coffee
10.30-11.00	Welcome and Conference Opening Address: Martyn Percy: ‘Varieties of Protestant Life: Some Sketches on Enculturation, Ecumenism and Ecclesiology’ (Brief words from Mark Chapman, Gerard Mannion)
11.00-12.30	Opening Plenary (1): Hope and Dialogue for Our Time - Framing the Questions Chair: Mark Chapman: Ripon College and Oxford University Mary Doak: ‘The Unity (and Disunity) of Our Hope’ Bradford Hinze: ‘A Prophetic Ecumenical Hope: Nurturing Hope and Joy in the Gospel by Confronting Laments Together’
12.30-13.30	Lunch
13.30-14.00	Guided Tour of Ripon College
14.30-16.00	Plenary 2: The Francis Effect: Perspectives From and on Rome Chair: Susie Babka: University of San Diego Philippa Hitchen: ‘A View from Rome: a Year of Witnessing Hope Urbi et Orbi’ Gerard Mannion: ‘Pope Francis and Hope in the Ecumenical Future’
16.00-16.30	Coffee
16.30-17.45	Concurrent Sessions 1:
	Chair: Radu Bordeianu Thomas Hughson: ‘The Mission of the Holy Spirit and Ecumenical Hope’ Antonia Pizzey: ‘A Humble Hope: At the Heart of Ecumenism’	Chair: Peter Phan Chukwumamkpam Vincent Ifeme: ‘The Inner Being of God as The Basis for Inter-Faith Dialogue’ Richard Penaskovic: ‘A Pluralist Before her Time: Simone Weil on the World Religions’	Chair: Craig Phillips Amy E. Phillips: ‘Interreligious Belonging in an Age of Inquisition: The Motives of a Palestinian Religious Wanderer’ Nicolas Mumejian: ‘ A transfusion of “Hope” from Ashura and Good Friday; or “There is Power in the Blood”’	Chair: Brad Hinze Reid Humble: ‘Eucharistic Division and Matthew’s Last Supper: The Interpretation of Stanley Hauerwas as a Path to Unity?’ Anastacia Wooden: ‘Eucharistic Ecclesiology and Vatican II – An Example of Ecumenical Reception’
18.15	Ecumenical Evening Worship (in Edward King Chapel)
18.30	Dinner
19.30	Ecclesiology – The Journal for Ministry, Mission and Unity Reception with a short Introduction from the journal’s Editor, Paul Avis. Sponsored by Brill Publishing followed by Musical Entertainment.

Time:	Thursday, 10. April 2014
8.15	Breakfast
9.00-10.30	Concurrent Sessions 2:
	Chair: Sandra Mazzolini Cristina Lledo Gomez: ‘From Infants to Mothers: Comparative Perspectives on Maternal Metaphors of Being Church in Augustine and Lumen Gentium’ Marguerite Kappelhoff: ‘The 'Marks of the Church': A Paradigm for the 21st Century Church	Chair: Nicolas Mumejian Davide Tacchini and Amédée E. Turner: ‘Islam and Democracy as a Method of Inter-religious Understanding’	Chair: Paul Avis Elizabeth Welch: ‘Hope as God’s gift, embodied in worship through the power of the Holy Spirit’ Jason Welle: ‘Spe Salvi: Will Francis Save Benedict’s Hope?’ Radu Bordeianu: ‘Were Our Voices Heard? The Integration of Orthodox Responses into Faith and Order’s 2013 Convergence Document on The Church’	Chair: Pete Ward Jakob Egeris Thorsen: ‘The Ecumenic Impulses of Aparecida’ Patricia Madigan: ‘Hope in Dark Times: Australian Churches Covenanting Together 1994-2014 Craig A. Phillips: ‘The Reign of God and the Church: Giorgio Agamben’s Messianic Critique of the Church’
10.30-11.00	Coffee
11.00-12.45	Plenary 3: Ecumenical Hope in Context: Liturgy, Witness and Solidarity Chair: Patricia Madigan: Director, CIMER (Dominican Centre for Interfaith, Ministry, Education and Research, Australia) Paul Avis: ‘The Ecclesiological Significance of the Liturgy’ Sandra Mazzolini: ‘Together Towards Life: Christian Hope and Responsible Witnessing of Solidarity’
12.45-13.30	Lunch
13.30-14.30	Transportation to Oxford City Center
14.30-16.30	Guided Walking Tour of Oxford. Sub-dean of Christ Church (Edmund Newey) will show us round the Cathedral/College and talk about its ministry and the Chaplain of Oriel (Robert Tobin) will show us Oriel (including Newman’s rooms).
16.30-16.50	Evensong in St John’s College College Chapel
17.00-18.30	Public Session at St John’s College Chair: Johannes Zachhuber: Vice-Chair, Faculty Board of Theology and Religion, Oxford University Plenary 4: Hope in the Ecumenical Future – Pathways and Pitfalls Christopher Hill: ‘Hope versus Optimism: the Hidden Rocks in Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue’ Peter Phan: ‘The Church: Towards a Common Vision: A Perspective from Asia’
18.30-20.00	Book Launch and Reception: Mark Chapman introduces his new book The Fantasy of Reunion: Anglicans, Catholics and Ecumenism, 1833-1882 (Oxford University Press) with a short talk. Sponsored by Oxford University Press and by Oxford University Faculty of Theology and Religion
20.00	Free evening in Oxford City Centre after Reception (including optional Historic Oxford Pub Tour)
22.00	Bus Departs for Return to Cuddesdon

Time:	Friday, 11.April 2014
7.30	Anglican Eucharist in Chapel
8.15	Breakfast
9.00-10.30	Plenary 5: Visioning the Ecumenical Future: Insights and Methods for Tomorrow’s Dialogue Chair: Thomas Hughson: Marquette University Susie Babka: ‘Visual Culture and Multiple Religious Belonging: Implications for Dialogue’ Vladimir Latinovic: 'Ecumenism on the Rocks: What Couples Therapy can Teach Ecumenical Dialogue'
10.30-11.00	Coffee
11.00-12.45	Closing Plenary (6): Hope on the Way Chair: Mary Doak: University of San Diego Paul M. Collins: ‘Ecumenical Dialogue in the Context of Society and Mission’ Kenneth Wilson: ‘Gratitude and Hope’
12.30	Closing Remarks: Mark Chapman & Gerard Mannion
12.45-13.45	Lunch