The British Teilhard Network

The British Teilhard Network promotes the work and vision of the priest-scientist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin – a vision of love, of fire, of convergence, of a world in evolution energised by spirit, a vision of dynamism and direction – of a universe in movement towards its ultimate consummation or completion in a ‘universal cosmic centre’ or ‘centre of centres’.
Where are we heading?
What is the meaning of life?
Teilhard gives answers to these questions based on deep thought, reflection and mystical insight.
Are you on a quest that makes sense in our world – a world of change, a cosmos in evolution? If you are, this is the site for you.

THIS MONTH’S RECOMMENDED BOOK
Sacred Synergy: Spiritual & Psychological Growth in an Evolving World – by Andrew Del Rossi – Paulist Press Int. – May 2026
“Sacred Synergy presents a unique and comprehensible integration of spirituality and science through the integration of psychology and spirituality using the insights of Teilhard de Chardin, Carl Jung, and Roberto Assagioli.”
“By weaving the psychological frameworks of Carl Jung and Roberto Assagioli with the evolutionary spiritual vision of Teilhard de Chardin, Del Rossi’s Sacred Synergy offers seekers and scholars a compelling, integrative pathway toward wholeness―one that honors both the depths of the psyche and the unfolding spiritual horizon of consciousness.”―Kathleen Duffy, SSJ, President, American Teilhard Association

 THIS MONTH’S RECOMMENDED ARTICLE
Teilhard de Chardin points to what Pope Leo missed in ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ – by Ilia Delio – National Catholic Reporter – June 2026
“Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas arrives at a moment of genuine civilizational urgency. Its concern for human dignity, its alarm at the displacement of labor, its refusal to treat artificial intelligence as a neutral instrument — all of these are worthy moral interventions. The encyclical asks the right questions. Yet a reading alongside Teilhard de Chardin’s ultrahumanism, and the theological tradition running through Carl Jung and Paul Tillich, suggests that the encyclical’s answers are constrained by a metaphysics no longer equal to the evolutionary world it seeks to address.”
https://www.ncronline.org/columns/spirituality/teilhard-de-chardin-points-what-pope-leo-missed-magnifica-humanitas