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Want to dig into the depths of Pope Leo XIV's latest encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas'? A 6-week reading group will meet in SJC's Board Room every Wednesday from Oct. 7-Nov. 18th to study and discuss this important magisterial document. |
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Want to dig into the depths of Pope Leo XIV's latest encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas'? A 6-week reading group will meet in SJC's Board Room every Wednesday from Oct. 7-Nov. 18th to study and discuss this important magisterial document. |
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This fall, the Dewan Chair proposes a cycle of online conferences to explore Aquinas’ propositions concerning different types of laws. |
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Our bodies are the intimate habitat of God. How, then, might we grow in relationship to our bodies, healing wounds, and becoming more whole and fully alive as enfleshed spirits? What if our bodies were not obstacles to our spiritual lives, but the places where we encounter God?"
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Join us on Friday, October 30th for an open discussion with the book’s co-editors, Doris Kieser, Acting Vice President (Academic) and Dean, and Associate Professor at St. Joseph’s College, and Jane Barter, professor of the University of Winnipeg. It will be an opportunity to reflect upon the continuing impact and diverse reactions to Pope Francis’s historic visit to Canada and his apology to Residential School survivors in 2022. The Journey Presses On contributes to that ongoing journey of reconciliation, by detailing the impact and influence of Pope Francis’s Canadian pilgrimage, and emphasizing that there is still much work to be done. |