Sunday Night, 19 June:
7:30 pm McGuinn 121
John C. Haughey, SJ
Senior Fellow, Woodstock Institute, Georgetown
“The
Charism of Bernard Lonergan and Vatican II’s Aggiornamento”
Monday Morning, 20 June: 9 am-12: McGuinn 121
Phyllis Wallbank
Associate of Maria Montessori, Pres., Wallbank
Educational Trust
“Helping the Young to Know Themselves,
Love the Uniqueness of Others, and Appreciate the World”
Victor Clore
Pastor of Christ the King Parish,
Detroit
“
Revolution
in Roman Catholic Theology?” Monday Afternoon 4 pm: McGuinn
121
Nikolaus Wandinger
Faculty of Catholic Theology, Innsbruck
University
“Irreformable but Incomplete: Insights about Ecclesial
Infallibility from R. Schwager’s Dramatic Theology and B.
Lonergan’s Theological Method” Monday Night, 7:30 pm: Fulton 511
James
Marsh
Philosophy, Fordham University
“ Self-Appropriation
as a Way of Life” Tuesday Morning, 21 June, 9 am-12: McGuinn 121
Phillip Berryman
Independent scholar and professional translator,
Philadelphia
“ History, Freedom, and the Poor: The Theology
of Jose Comblin.”
Philippe Fluri
Center for Democratic Control of Armed Forces, Geneva
“
How
to (Re-)Build a Society? - Lessons from Post-conflict Reconstruction” Andrea
Bartoli
Community of Sant’Egidio, New York
“ Preventing
Genocide?”
Tuesday Afternoon, 4 pm: McGuinn 121
Raymond Lafontaine
Professor and Director of Pastoral Ministry,
Grand Séminaire Montreal
“ Lonergan’s Functional
Specialties as a Model for Doctrinal Development: John Courtney
Murray and Vatican II’s Declaration on Religious Freedom”
Tuesday Night, 7:30 pm: Fulton 511
Ways of Applying Lonergan & Reports from Centers
Wednesday Morning, 22 June, 9 am-12: McGuinn 121
Paul Caringella
Independent Scholar/Former Assistant to Eric
Voegelin, San Francisco
“Ecce Homo: the Vision of
the Human in Voegelin and Girard”
Thomas McPartland Philosophy
Kentucky State
University
“ Democracy
and Critical Culture”
Paul Kidder
Philosophy, Seattle University
“ Eric
Voegelin’s Philosophical Hermeneutic”
Wednesday Afternoon, 4 pm: McGuinn 121
Robert M. Doran, SJ
President, Lonergan Research
Institute, Toronto
“ Lonergan
and Girard on Sacralization and Desacralization”
Wednesday Night, 7:30 pm: Fulton 511
Glenn ‘Chip’ Hughes
Philosophy, St Mary University,
San Antonio
“‘ No Means of Safety but Love’: Studying
the Classics’”
Thursday Morning, 23 June: 9 am-12: McGuinn 121
John Ranieri
Philosophy, Seton Hall University
“
How Girard
Helped Me Understand Lonergan”
Paul Bruno
Philosophy, Providence
College
“ Lonergan and
the Ethics of Everyday Life.”
Kenneth Melchin Christian Ethics
St Paul University,
Ottawa
“ Insight,
Conflict and Justice”
Thursday Afternoon, 4 pm McGuinn 121
Gordon Rixon, SJ
Systematic Theology, Regis
College, Toronto
“The
Grammar and Rhetoric of Assent: Re-Inventing Lonergan’s “Dialectic
of Authority’”
Thursday Evening
6 pm Eucharist (St Mary’s Chapel) 7:30 pm Banquet
Friday Morning, 9 am-12: McGuinn 121
Paulette Kidder
Associate Dean, Seattle University
“
Progress
and Decline: Catholicism in Dialogue with Contemporary Bioethics”
Paul
St Amour
Philosophy, St Joseph’s University
“ Cosmology
and Human Significance”
Gilles Mongeau, SJ
Systematic Theology & Director,
Lonergan Studies Prog. Regis College, Toronto
“Recovering a Lost Tradition:
The Law of the Cross”
Friday Afternoon 2:30-4 pm: McGuinn 121
Panel on Vatican II , Benedict
XVI and the Future of the Church:
[This panel discussion is intended as an experiment dealing with
Questions for Understanding, and refraining from Judgments of
Value from right or left that effectively rule out either further
questions
or reasonable discussion.]
Closing Party in the Dormitory Lounge
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2-3:30: Campion Classrooms
Sonja Bardelang
Girard
Paul Caringella
Voegelin, Girard, Lévinas
Victor Clore,
Sharing on Pastoral Theology
Joseph Flanagan, SJ
Liberal Education, Great Books, & Generalized
Empirical Method
Eileen DeNeeve
Lonergan’s Economics
Angel Lamuño Gonzalez
The Metaphysics of Verbum
Paul Lewis, Morag McConville, Ken Melchin
Doing Business in a Community
Economy
Alfredo MacLaughlin
New Horizons in Lonergan’s Thought
Jerome Maryon
Introduction to Insight as a Grail Quest
Gilles Mongeau, SJ
On the Redemption
William E. Murnion
Postmodern Christian Ethics of Peace
David Oyler
Contexts of Business Ethics
Terrance Quinn
Insight and Mathematics
William Walsh, SJ
Lonergan and Ignatius Loyola
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