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See our research blog on https://britaix.hypotheses.org/ for up-to-date information.Follow us on Twitter @Brtiaix17_18We're delighted to announce the second year of our "lived religion" programme, in association with Queen Mary Centre for Religion and Literature in English. After a study day in September 2017, we continue our collaboration with a series of three virtual seminars that will take place in December 2018, 2019 and 2020. This year, we'll explore "lived religion" within the social sciences, more particularly the sociology of religions in France and anglophone countries. Conferences and seminar take place in room 2.44 at Maison de la Recherche, 29 avenue Robert Schuman, unless otherwise statedFriday 12 October 201814h – 16h« Billy Graham, artisan d’une ‘religion civile’ évangélique aux États-Unis. » A conference by Sébastien Fath (CNRS), Discussant: Gilles TeuliéTuesday 4 December 2018Lived Religion: the Stakes and Limitations of HeritageA conference by Jodi Cohen (Bridgewater State university), in collaboration with the LERMA research group working on ‘Remanence’Friday 7 December 201814h- 17h : Virtual study day (video-conferencing room)Lived Religion and SociologyIn collaboration with Queen Mary Centre for Religion and Literature in EnglishMonday 11 February 2019 Lived Religion and Missionaries in the 18th CenturyMaud Michaud (Université du Mans) "Dans l’intimité des familles missionnaires britanniques: la 'religion vécue', au prisme des archives manuscrites et photographiques de la Church Missionary Society en Ouganda (1876-1914)"Gilles Vidal (IPT Montpellier) "Missionnaires en Océanie (XIX-XXe s.) : une galerie de portraits à défaut de typologie";Discussant: Gilles TeuliéMonday 8 April 2019 The Lived Religion of English CatholicsLiesbeth Corens (Queen Mary University of London), ‘Confessional Mobility and English Catholics in Counter-Reformation Europe.’ Emilie Murphy (University of York), 'Making Memories in Post-Reformation English Catholic Musical Miscellanies'. Discussant: Laurence Lux-Sterritt