News from the Collegeville Institute 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. CI Resident Scholar performing cello at Saint John’s University March 7, 2023Collegeville InstituteCollegeville Institute resident scholar Thomas Schönberg is participating in a concert series at nearby Saint John's University over the next few weeks. The series, entitled "Echoes of the Divine: A Dialogue between Jewish and Christian Musical Traditions" will take place on March 16, April 3 and April 20.Read more »We’re hiring! February 28, 2023Collegeville InstituteThe Collegeville Institute is hiring! We have an opening for: Program and Communications Assistant. Please check out the job posting for more information and to apply.Read more »CI Program Associate Jessie Bazan publishes new book February 15, 2023Collegeville InstituteCollegeville Institute Program Associate Jessie Bazan recently published a new book, titled "Living Liturgy: Spirituality, Celebration, and Catechesis for Sundays and Solemnities Year A (2023)". The book was published in August of 2022 by Liturgical Press, in Collegeville, Minnesota. You can read more about the book, and order at the book page on the Liturgical ...Read more »Snow tracks spotted in Collegeville! February 14, 2023Collegeville InstituteAs the Minnesota cold weather continues to envelop the Collegeville Institute, a curious development has emerged just off our shores.Read more »Collegeville Institute starts year with two yoga and writing workshops February 9, 2023Collegeville InstituteThe Collegeville Institute has started out its Ecclesial Literature Project programming for the year with a double dose of writing workshops.Read more »CI Executive Director Dr. Bussie Co-Edits New Book January 11, 2023Collegeville InstituteCollegeville Institute Executive Director, Dr. Jacqueline Bussie, co-edited a recently released book with Peter Slade and Shea Tuttle, entitled People Get Ready: Twelve Jesus-Haunted Misfits, Malcontents, and Dreamers in Pursuit of Justice. The book covers twelve activists whose faith transformed 20th century America. 14 writers in all contributed to the book, including ...Read more »Writing Grief and Mystic Activists Final Workshops for 2022 Year November 14, 2022Collegeville InstituteThe Collegeville Institute conducted two workshops in October to complete its Ecclesial Literature Project programming for the 2022 year. The first was Writing Grief as Restorative Justice. This workshop took place online from October 10th through October 14th. Next, on October 31st through November 6th, the Collegeville Institute, along with the School for Conversion, co-sponsored ...Read more »Collegeville Institute and School of Theology Team Up for Oktoberfest October 24, 2022Collegeville Institute Every October, the Collegeville Institute and the graduate Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary (SOT) celebrate an annual tradition that is familiar to the German Catholic roots of the wider Saint John’s/Saint Ben’s community. This is of course, an Oktoberfest party. The Collegeville Institute opens its campus to host SOT faculty, staff, and students ...Read more »CI Executive Director Dr. Jacqueline Bussie receives Graven Award October 20, 2022Collegeville InstituteCollegeville Institute Executive Director Dr. Jacqueline Bussie was selected to be this year‘s recipient of the annual Graven Award from Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa. Read more »Friday Night Gatherings start off the year October 4, 2022Collegeville InstituteEvery Friday night, resident scholars and Collegeville Institute staff gather for a longstanding tradition of community bonding, the Friday Night Gathering. Often, our resident scholars focus on their work, writing, and research throughout the week, while also enjoying the place of the Collegeville Institute and wider Saint John’s University campus. This includes walking through the ...Read more »<<12345678...39>>
