Regis College presents the 2016 Film Series: Justice and Mercy Shall Embrace Presented by John O'Brien, S.J. Location: Classroom C Time: 7PM Dates: 2016-09-14 In the Name of the Father (Sheridan, 1993) 2016-09-21 Bridge of Spies (Spielberg, 2015) 2016-09-28 I Confess (Hitchcock, 1953) 2016-10-05 Decalogue 1 &
Book Launch Art Exhibit: Complex Identities in a Shifting World September 21—October 7, 2016 Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 9:00pm Opening Reception, Wednesday, September 21, 3pm-7pm Fridays, 9:00am - 4:30pm Artists of Practical Theology (APT) are exhibiting on the theme Complex Identities in a
This Saturday, September 24th , there will be a Mass for the Homeless at 4:45pm celebrated by Father Scott Lewis. After mass, Sr. Susan Morgan will lead a candlelight vigil by the statue of Jesus the Homeless. All are welcome.
Continuous Learning at Regis College Tradition in Progress - Doing Theology with the Fathers of the Church Presented by Eric Mabry This course invites students into the way of doing theology practiced by the Fathers of the Church, so that our contexts and
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.
Using the « Pastoral Guidelines to Assist Students of Same-Sex Orientation » published by the Education Commission of the Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Ontario, this series will explore resources and opportunities for accompanying homosexual and transgendered young people.
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Regis College Presents a Lecture by Professor Jacques Kornberg WHAT HAS THE HOLOCAUST TAUGHT US? SEVENTY-ONE YEARS LATER Time: 4:30-6:30, Tuesday, November 8, 2016 Place: Chapel, Regis College, 100 Wellesley St. W. Title: What Has the Holocaust Taught Us? Seventy-One Years Later Speaker: Jacques
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