Cite it Right: When, Why and How to Cite Your Sources and Avoid Unintentional Plagiarism This virtual workshop is open to students from all TST member colleges · Footnotes & Bibliography · Turabian/Chicago style · Special cases – ancient and medieval sources ·
This is a mandatory workshop for all new Basic Degree students, or returning students who were unable to attend the workshop of the same topic in previous years. To be held online via Zoom. After submitting the registration form, you will be sent
The last three sessions of the Windows on Theology course "Ecological Wisdom - Right Our Relationships with Each Other and the Earth" will resume online via Zoom video conference beginning Wednesday, November 18. Registered students will soon receive further details and
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Join our friends Canadian Jesuits International on Tuesday, November 24 at 2:00 pm (EST) for this co-sponsored webinar. Fr Xavier Jeyaraj SJ will speak about the alarming transformation of democracy in the world with the election of authoritarian regimes into office. His presentation
Interreligious Dialogue on Ecology: Pope Francis and Asian Religions on the Protection of the Environment This lecture will first summarize Pope Francis's teaching on the care for the Earth, our common home, as expressed in Laudato Si' and Querida Amazonia. Next, it will explore how the
Presented by Fr. Joe Schner, S.J.
Encountering Hope: ENGAGING HOMELESSNESS, SPIRITUALITY, AND PASTORAL CARE IN TORONTO Learn about the challenges of homelessness and addiction recovery in Toronto through the lens of Ignatian spirituality. Speakers: Brian Harris, Executive Director, St. Felix Centre, Toronto Gordon Rixon, SJ, Associate Professor, Systematic Theology, Regis
Value and Faith in a Stratified World: How Social structures Preserve, Undermine, and Transform Value Value is a notion most fundamentally rooted in culture and in the virtue of persons. Nonetheless, social structures have fundamental causal impact on values, whether preserving or undermining them. Critical realist
Professor James F. Keenan explores what it means to form conscience in our polarised political and ecclesial climates. The discussion launches from an inherited historical understanding of conscience as something one merely has and does, a position that—based on recent ethical insights—fails to account for
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