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The 28th Annual Lonergan Workshop
Lonergan's Openness:
Polymorphism, Postmodernism, and Religion
June 18-22, 2001
Boston College
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Afternoon
Workshops (Mon-Thu):
On Method in Theology
- with Charles Hefling
Lonergan Economics
- with John Pang
New Graduate Horizons in Lonergan
- with Nick Plants
Lonergan on Art (Insight to Method)
- with Joe Flanagan
Lonergan and Literature
- with Greg Maillet
Business Ethics
- with Ken Melchin & Dave Oyler
Lonergan, Girard, Gendlin
- with Sebastian Moore & Marty Cohen
On Dramatic Bias
- with Charlotte Tansey & Therese Mason
On Interreligious Dialogue
- with Michael McLaughlin
The Spiritual Exercises in Light of Lonergan
- with William Walsh, SJ
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Monday, June 18
9:00 a.m. Morning Lectures: McGuinn 121
The Ontology of the Sacred: Eliade and Lonergan
John Dadosky
Regis College, Toronto
10:30a.m.
Philosophy, Theology, and Interiority: Experience Speaks to
Experience
James Pambrun
St. Paul University, Ottawa
2-3:30 p.m. Campion Hall, Afternoon Workshops
See workshops listed above
4-5:15 p.m. McGuinn 121, Docta Ignorantia
Philosophy and Theology
with Charles Hefling, Daniel Monsour and James Pambrun
7:00 p.m. Fulton 511, Evening Lecture
Rewriting The Crucified Jesus is No Stranger in Light of Gendlin
and Girard
Sebastian Moore, OSB
Downside Abbey, England
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Tuesday, June 19
9:00 a.m. Morning Lectures: McGuinn 121
The Existential Dynamics of Conversion
Paul St. Amour
St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia
10:30 a.m.
Derrida and Lonergan on Gift
Paulette Kidder
Seattle University
2-3:30 p.m. Campion Hall Afternoon Workshops
See workshops listed above
4-5:15 p.m. McGuinn 121 Docta Ignorantia
Philosophy as Existential
with Paulette Kidder, Jerome Miller, and Paul St. Amour
7:00 p.m. Fulton 511 Evening Lecture
The Glory of God
Richard Kearney
Boston College/University College, Dublin
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Wednesday, June 20
9:00 a.m. Morning Lectures: McGuinn 121
The Four-Point Hypothesis and the Special Theological Categories
Daniel Monsour
Lonergan Research Institute, Toronto
10:30 a.m.
Comments on 'Gratia,' Grace, and Gratitude
Charles Hefling
Boston College
2-3:30 p.m. Campion Hall Afternoon Workshops
See workshops listed above
4-5:15 p.m. Docta Ignorantia
Lonergan as Postmodern
with Christine Jamieson, Michael Maxwell and Fred Lawrence
7:00 p.m.
Christopher Dawson and Lonergan's Project of Introducing History
into Theology
Arthur Kennedy
University of St. Thomas
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Thursday, June 21
9:00a.m. Morning Lectures: McGuinn 121
Lonergan's Galileo
Patrick Byrne
Boston College
10:30
Lonergan's Critique of Aristotle's Notion of Science
Michael Maxwell
Marian University
2-3:30 p.m. Campion Hall Afternoon Workshops
See workshops listed above
4-5:15 p.m. Docta Ignorantia
The Role of Polymorphism
with John Dadosky and Patrick Byrne
Evening Event
Liturgy and Banquet
St. Mary's Chapel, 6:00 pm.
Banquet, 7:30 Walsh Function Room
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Friday, June 22
9:00 a.m. Morning Lectures: McGuinn 121
To Begin Anew: Reflections on Freedom, Destiny, and Ethics
in the Thought of Bernard Lonergan
Christine Jamieson
Concordia University
10:30
Historicity and Normative Order
Jerome Miller
Salisbury State University
2-3:30 p.m.
Applications of Lonergan's Thought
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PONTIFICIA UNIVERSITÀ GREGORIANA
on the occasion of the 450th Anniversary
of the Founding of the Roman College
1551-2001
FIRST INTERNATIONAL LONERGAN WORKSHOP
7 May - 11 May 2001
Piazza della Pilotta 4, Roma 00187, Italy
LONERGAN & LOYOLA :
"I WILL BE PROPITIOUS TO YOU IN ROME"
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Monday, 7 May
1000-1300: Registration and Purchase of Papers
in the Foyer of P.U. Gregoriana
1300-1345: Selection of Discussion Groups**
Presentations in the Aula Magna
1400: Welcome and Introductions
1500: Salvino Biolo, SJ (Gregorian University)
"The Religious Subject"*
1530: Richard M. Liddy (Seton Hall University) "St. Ignatius,
Lonergan, and the University Today"
1600: Rosanna Finamore (Gregorian University) "University and
Meaning"*
1630: Phyllis Wallbank, (Founder, The Gatehouse School, London)
"Montessori, Newman, & Lonergan on the Stages of Education"
1700-1800: Caffé
1800-1930: William Mathews, SJ (Milltown Institute,
Dublin) "Lonergan and the Gregorian University: Parts of an
Intellectual Biography"
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Tuesday, 8 May
1500: Giovanni Rota (Seminario Vescovile Giovanni
XXIII, Bergamo) "The Historicity of Consciousness as an Approach
to the Ontology of the Person"*
1530: Arthur L. Kennedy (University of St Thomas) "Lonergan
and History: The Example of Christopher Dawson"
1600: Sebastian Moore, OSB (Downside Abbey) "Rewriting The
Crucified Jesus is No Stranger in Light of Lonergan, Girard, and
Gendlin"
1630: Ivo Coelho, SDB (Divyadaan, Salesian Institute of Philosophy,
Nashik) "Religious Experience and Religious Expression"
1700-1800: Caffé
1800-1930: Natalino Spaccapelo SJ, (Pontifical Theological Faculty,
Calgiari; Pontifical Oriental Institute, Rome)"Ignatius's Spiritual
Exercises and Lonergan's Method in Theology"*
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Wednesday, 9 May
1500: Giovanni Sala, SJ (Berchmanskolleg, Munich)
"Lonergan's Epistemology"*
1530: Louis Roy, OP (Boston College) "Lonergan's and Rahner's
Approaches to God"
1600: Joseph Fitzpatrick (Schools Inspector, England) "Lonergan
& Wittgenstein on Logic"
1630: William E. Murnion (PhilosophyWorks, Bellvale, NY) "Experiments
in Theological Method: Lonergan's the Tracts on the Incarnate Word
and the Trinity"
1700-1800: Caffé
1800-1930: David B. Burrell, CSC (University of Notre Dame) "Friendship
and the Search for Truth"
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Thursday, 10 May
1200: Francisco Quijano, OP (Assistant to the
Master, Dominican Order) "A Desire in Quest of an Object"*
1230: Muhigirwa R. Ferdinand, SJ (St. Pierre, Kinshasa) "Lonergan
and the Ways of Human Development"
1500: Patrick H. Byrne (Boston College) "Lonergan's
Galileo"
1530: Valter Danna (Parrochia Madonna Adolorata/University of Turin)
"The Development of the Notion of Science in Lonergan"*
1600: Ulf Jonsson, SJ (Uppsala Univsersity) "Lonergan's Non-Foundationalist
Foundations for Knowing God"
1630: Saturnino Muratore, SJ (Pontifical Theological Faculty, Naples)
"Emergent Probability and the Anthropic Principle"*
1700-1800: Caffé
1800-1930: Hermann J. Pottmeyer (Theologische
Fakultaet, Bochum) "Church as a Process of Self Actuation:
The Current Relevance of Lonergan's Thought for Ecclesiology"
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Friday, 11 May
1500: Representative of the Community of Sant'Egidio*
1530: Michael H. McCarthy (Vassar College) "Theological Reflection
and Christian Renewal"
1600-1630 Caffé
1630-1800: Joseph A. Komonchak (Catholic University
of America) "Lonergan & Ecclesiology: A Created Analogy
for the Church"
1800: The McCarthy Lecture
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*Speech in Italian
**Discussion Groups: 8-11 May 1330-1445
Miguel Bedolla, Lonergan, Voegelin, and the Foundations
of Medical Ethics
Joseph Flanagan SJ, Insight and Self-Appropriation
David Fleischacker, Dunstan Robidoux, OSB, Phyllis Wallbank, The
Stages of Education
Francisco Galan, Lonergan and Zubiri
Thomas J. Kohler & Michael P. Maxwell, Lonergan and the Law
Jaime Madrid, Introduction to Lonergan
Michael McLaughlin, On Interreligious Dialogue
Peter McMylor, The Ethical Turn in Social Theory
Thomas McPartland & George Shields, Lonergan and Hartshorne
Hilary Mooney, Lonergan and the Traditions of Negative Theology
Tim Russ, Lonergan' s Economics
William J. Walsh, SJ, Illuminating the Spiritual Exercises
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