Considering implications of computational metaphors for theological reflection A conversation on Brian Cantwell Smith's "The Promise of Artificial Intelligence" (The MIT Press, 2019) featuring panelists from Trinity College, Emmanuel College, St. Michael’s College and Regis College at the Toronto School of Theology. 2:00
St. Peter Baptizing Cornelius (Acts 10: 44-48), Laurent Pécheux. La théologie pratique comme pratique théologique: une lecture d’Actes 10-11 French presentation with English PowerPoint bullets and summary, followed by bilingual discussion Thursday, March 12, 2020, 7-9 pm. Qu’entend-on par « théologie pratique »? La théologie peut-elle être « pratique »? Quel lien établit-elle avec des pratiques concrètes? Cet exposé articulera sa compréhension de la théologie pratique autour des trois balises que sont l’expérience,
Please note this event has been cancelled Presented by Fr. Joseph de Viveiros, C.R. Open to all Regis College students Saturday, March 14 9 AM- 1 PM Please bring a brown bag lunch For more information contact Sr. Maureen at maureen.baldwin@utoronto.ca
Please note this event is now cancelled All current Regis students, staff, and faculty are welcome to attend Student Council's games night on March 19 (the feast of St. Joseph!) Exact starting time is TBC.
Please note this lecture has been postponed until fall 2020 A lecture in honour of Regis College's 90th anniversary, presented by Mary Ann Hinsdale, IHM, PhD. Dr. Hinsdale will discuss one of her broad areas of research expertise - feminist theology and women's involvement in
Please note that this event has been cancelled Considering implications of computational metaphors for theological reflection Part of a series of conversations on Brian Cantwell Smith’s “The Promise of Artificial Intelligence” (The MIT Press, 2019) featuring panelists from Trinity College, Emmanuel College, St.
Please note that this event has been cancelled Held in Classroom C Presenter: Dr. Desmond Buhagar, SJ Topic: “Trauma and Pastoral Care" Note: This is a mandatory workshop for all Basic Degree students at Regis (M.Div, MTS, MA in MS)
Passover and Easter are both feasts about the journey from slavery to freedom. This course will explore both feasts from the perspective of Jewish and Christian traditions. John’s Gospel is the primary text of the course. Focus will be on the complexity of the
Please note this event is now cancelled
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