Jeroen van Lawick van Pabst graduated as a chemical engineer from Delft University of Technology and went on to pursue a career in the business sector. In 2017, he completed his training as a spiritual counsellor at the Titus Brandsma Institute. He currently works as a student counsellor at Delft University of Technology, at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering and at MoTiv, the successor to the Delft University Student Chaplaincy.
The language of this lecture is Dutch. Registration for this individual lecture costs €15. (Receive a €10 discount when registering for the full series.)
Lecture series: Spirituality as a Communal Process
This online lecture (via Teams) is part of a lecture series on the theme ‘Spirituality as a Communal Process’. Throughout the series, various experts will explore spirituality as a communal process.
Today, radical individualism is widespread, and when people do connect with a community, these connections are often not long-lasting. In their influential study Revisioning Spirituality: Human Transformation and the Communal Imagination, John Markey OP and Michael Ceragioli explore the power of a shared imagination to renew our understanding and practice of Christian spirituality. They argue that religious experience is always both communal and social as well as personal, meaning that a person’s spiritual transformation is always, at the same time, a communal transformation.
The Other Lectures in This Series
Lecture 1. Thursday 22 October 2026, 19:00–20:30, with Maria van Mierlo: Simplicity in a Complex Society
Lecture 2. Thursday 19 November 2026, 19:00–20:30, with Christa Anbeek: Kwetsbaarheid omhelzen én transformeren in gemeenschappen met een hart
Lecture 3. Thursday 28 January 2027, 19:00–20:30, with Inigo Bocken: The Politics of Inner Life: How Spirituality Shapes Our Shared World
Lecture 5. Thursday 20 May 2027, 19:00–20:30, with Sister Nadia Kroon: Met vallen en opstaan: lessen uit de praktijk van het kloosterleven
Receive a €10 discount when registering for the full programme (€65), or register for individual lectures (€15 per lecture).
