Read all about what’s happening at the Collegeville Institute. In this section of the website we share opportunities of interest, news about what’s going on at the Collegeville Institute, alumni news, and updates on our artists in residence.
Treasure in Clay Jars Retreat
November 20, 2020
The Communities of Calling Initiative held a “Treasure in Clay Jars” virtual retreat, which centered on the metaphor of pottery.Read more »Ottenhoff Announces 2021 Retirement
October 30, 2020Don Ottenhoff, Executive Director of the Collegeville Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research, has announced his intention to retire.Read more »Board Welcomes New Chair
September 30, 2020
At the September 24-25, 2020 Collegeville Institute board meeting, Bill Cahoy was welcomed as the new board chair.Read more »Multi-Religious Fellows Collaborate on Peace Prayer
July 15, 2020
In June, the Hindu Society of Minnesota collaborated with many alumni from the Multi-Religious Fellows program on a joint peace prayer.Read more »Black Lives Matter
June 7, 2020
Black lives matter to the Collegeville Institute and we join in condemning the brutal killing of George Floyd by police. Read more in our latest newsletter.Read more »A Great Plenty
May 8, 2020
Tom Montgomery Fate, former Resident Scholar and writing workshop participant, wrote and recorded a tribute to his mother who passed away last month.Read more »Remembering Carol Ruth McGee Stiles
April 24, 2020
On April 10, our dear friend Carol Ruth McGee Stiles died. Carol was a former chair and current member of the Collegeville Institute's board of directors.Read more »New Podcast Launches on April 22
April 8, 2020
Unlikely Conversations is a podcast from the Collegeville Institute hosted by Ellie Roscher that models civil discourse as a spiritual practice.Read more »March 2020 Newsletter
March 31, 2020
If you missed our March 2020 newsletter in your inbox, we invite you to check it out online.Read more »Two Resident Scholars Reflect on Pandemic
March 31, 2020
We asked Anne and Jeffery Rowthorn to reflect on these unusual days as Resident Scholars in Collegeville.Read more »
