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SUMMARY:Windows on Theology: Remembering the Trinity: Exploring the Source and Summit of Life (Gordon Rixon\, SJ)
DESCRIPTION:Participants will revisit the Trinity as Christianity’s living source and final horizon\, not a puzzle to solve but a mystery that shapes prayer\, community\, action\, and meaning. Drawing on Scripture\, culture\, contemplation\, beauty\, and the realities of trauma\, the series invites learners to explore how Trinitarian faith can renew their understanding of God\, deepen their spiritual imagination\, and expand their engagement with the world. It is an accessible journey of remembering\, discerning\, and transforming for learners and leaders.
URL:https://regiscollege.ca/WoT
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SUMMARY:A Vernissage: Celebrating the opening of Jesuit Novitiate Pilgrimages
DESCRIPTION:Click the poster to register. \n \n  \nJoin us for an opening event celebrating the exhibit of 1\,078 surviving pilgrimage accounts of 19th and 20th-century Canadian Jesuit novices. \n3:30 PM – Eucharist\, St. Joseph Chapel \n4:15 PM – Presentation by André Brouillette\, SJ: “From Loyola to Montreal: How the Jesuits in Canada created a pilgrim genre in life and text (1864-1968)” \nResponse by Simon Coleman. \nReception following. \n  \nFr. André Brouillette\, SJ is a Canadian Jesuit priest and Associate Professor of Systematic and Spiritual Theology at Boston College\, specializing in the theology of pilgrimage\, soteriology\, and 16th-century Christian mysticism. \nSimon Coleman\, FRSC is the Chancellor Jackman Professor at the University of Toronto and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada\, widely recognized for his ethnographic research on global Pentecostalism\, charismatic movements\, and contemporary pilgrimage.
URL:https://regiscollege.ca/event/a-vernissage-celebrating-the-opening-of-jesuit-novitiate-pilgrimages/
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SUMMARY:Windows on Theology: The Book of Job
DESCRIPTION:The Book of Job belongs to the third section of the TaNaK תַּנַ״ךְ\, the writings of the Old Testament. It is a challenging book from the point of view of ethics and spirituality. Why\, because we see here a righteous person who having been blessed by God sees everything precious in his life taken away. And the question is\, can this man still praise God for the gifts he has received and lost? It is a question each and everyone of us will face in our lives. And so the response of Job in this book is one we need to grapple with. “Up till now I have known you by the hearing of the ear\, and now my eye sees you” — Job 42:5 \n  \nMichael Kolarcik\, SJ\, is an Associate Professor of Old Testament studies at Regis College and serves as Rector of the Regis Jesuit Community. He was appointed Rector of the Pontifical Biblical Institute by Pope Francis from 2014-2023.
URL:https://regiscollege.ca/WoT
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Christ the King: Gala Dinner
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URL:https://regiscollege.ca/CTK26
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