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- Bringing together an ecumenical group of gifted Minnesota faith leaders, the Collegeville Institute Fellows Program focuses on leadership development with the goal of strengthening religious leaders’ sense of themselves as civic leaders.
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Past Lectures and Events (Spring 2013)

As You Celebrate, So You Live

A Liturgical Approach on Christian Ethics

on April 24, 2013

Paulachan Kochappilly, CMI, professor of moral theology, lectured on Christian ethics as the way of celebrating life in Christ.

Venue: Collegeville Institute

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Spiritual Effects of Clergy Sexual Abuse of Women in the Roman Catholic Church

on April 10, 2013

Resident scholar Barbara McLaughlin addresses the psychological, relational, and spiritual effects of clergy sexual abuse of girls and women.

Venue: Collegeville Institute

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Is God Going to Save Us from this Ecological Mess We’re In?

An Introduction to Eco-Theology

on April 3, 2013

Daniel Brunner discusses why Christians should care about the earth, what the Bible has to say on this issue, and why Christians are divided about environmental concerns.

Venue: Collegeville Institute

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Dual Belonging: Can I be both Presbyterian and Roman Catholic?

on March 18, 2013

Resident scholar Sally McGill explores the question of whether or not it’s possible to be both authentically Presbyterian and authentically Catholic.

Venue: Collegeville Institute

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The History of Christianity in Iraq / Mesopotamia

Yesterday and Today

on March 13, 2013

Resident Scholar Fr. Najeeb Michaeel, OP, discusses the treasure of manuscript discovered in Iraq and answers the pressing question: What has become of this ancient Christian community, its beautiful churches, and the mass treasure of manuscripts.

Venue: Collegeville Institute

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Ecumenism is Dead. Long Live Ecumenism!

on January 27, 2013

Collegeville Institute Executive Director Don Ottenhoff examines Vatican II’s influential Decree on Ecumenism and what the decree has to say to us, some fifty years later.

Venue: Collegeville Institute

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A Babel of Languages in the Dead Sea Scrolls

on January 16, 2013

Listen to resident scholar Stephen Reed explore the different languages and scripts of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Venue: Collegeville Institute

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