Katharine Lochnan (Senior Curator, Emeritus, Art Gallery of Ontario) will discuss her current exhibition, "Mystical Landscapes," which grew out of the course, "Integration for Ministry" at Regis College and is the result of the collaborative work of 10 theologians, 6 art historians, 3 scientists
The Notion of the Secular and the Flourishing of Religious Freedom The Lonergan Research Institute will be holding its first seminar of the new year in the Solarium of Regis College. The seminar will feature a panel of distinguished guests from the University of
Co-Hosted by the Lonergan Centre at St. Paul University (Ottawa), The Lonergan Centre at Boston College, The Marquette Lonergan Project, and the Lonergan
All Advanced Degree students and faculty are invited to attend the first installment of the AD Seminar Lunch Series, which will be presented by Christina Labriola. The Seminar will take place in Classroom C. Bring your lunch; coffee, juice, and pop will be provided.
A workshop required for all Basic Degree students. Presenter: Mary Wells Registered Social Worker
Explore the richness of learning, spirituality and action for justice shared by the students and faculty of Regis College. A series of mini-lectures presented by faculty will probe the breadth of the Catholic theological tradition, the depth of Ignatian Spirituality and the value of each in action for re-creating horizons of hope in our troubled world. There will be opportunities to tour the College and have informal conversations with program directors, other faculty, and current students throughout the day.
Ethical Issues in End of Life Care Presented by Professor Bridget Campion Euthanasia. Physician-Assisted Death. Withdrawing Treatment. With the rise of medical technology and the recent legalization of medically assisted death in Canada, the "ethics" of dying can seem daunting. This 5-week series will examine
The Challenge of Indigenous Spirituality Presented by Blair Stonechild, PhD (Professor of Indigenous Studies, First Nations University of Canada) Truth and reconciliation includes a call for the decolonization of Indigenous spirituality. There is a need to acknowledge what has been suppressed in Indigenous beliefs systems
The final Mass of the academic year will be held at 1:30 p.m. in the St. Joseph Chapel. Following the Mass, there will be a Commissioning Service, during which all students graduating or leaving Regis College will be commissioned. The Mass and Commissioning Service will
Graduate Seminar Series Hosted by the Lonergan Research Institute Join us in the Solarium of Regis College for a presentation by Dr. Michael Ryall (Rotman School, University of Toronto) on the topic: "The Role of Insight in the Foundations of Social Ontology". Respondents will
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