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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.

  • Multi-Religious Fellows Dig into Justice

    February 20, 2019Collegeville InstituteMulti-Religious Fellows Dig into Justice
    In early February, the Multi-Religious Fellows gathered at the Minnesota Humanities Center in Saint Paul, MN for their latest cohort meeting. The subject was "Ensuring Equal Legal Justice for All" – a topic not only complex, but timely.
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  • January 2019 Newsletter

    January 31, 2019Collegeville Institute
    If you missed our January 2019 newsletter in your inbox, we invite you to check it out online.
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  • December 2018 Newsletter

    December 30, 2018Collegeville InstituteDecember 2018 Newsletter
    If you missed our December 2018 newsletter in your inbox, we invite you to check it out online.
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  • Called to Lives of Meaning and Purpose Initiative Holds Opening Meeting

    December 19, 2018Jessie BazanCalled to Lives of Meaning and Purpose Initiative Holds Opening Meeting
    Nearly 40 theologians and ministers gathered for the first annual Called to Lives of Meaning and Purpose Initiative meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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  • Resident Scholar Holiday Party

    December 18, 2018Collegeville InstituteResident Scholar Holiday Party
    On Monday, December 10, 2018, the Resident Scholars held their final gathering of the fall semester at the Butler Center.
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  • Dancing on the Head of a Pen: A Writing Workshop for Clergy

    December 7, 2018Collegeville InstituteDancing on the Head of a Pen: A Writing Workshop for Clergy
    In mid-November, a group of writers gathered at the Warren Conference Center in Ashland, MA for the Dancing on the Head of a Pen writing workshop led by Robert Benson.
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  • November 2018 Newsletter

    November 30, 2018Collegeville InstituteNovember 2018 Newsletter
    If you missed our November 2018 newsletter in your inbox, we invite you to check it out online.
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  • Effective Healthcare for All Minnesotans

    November 16, 2018Barry CytronEffective Healthcare for All Minnesotans
    During their November 11-12, 2018 meeting, the Multi-Religious Fellows learned from experts in the Minnesota healthcare sector.
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  • Fr. William Skudlarek interviewed by Martin Dojčár in Spirituality Studies

    November 8, 2018Collegeville InstituteFr. William Skudlarek interviewed by Martin Dojčár in Spirituality Studies
    The fall 2018 issue of Spirituality Studies features an interview with Saint John Abbey's Fr. William Skudlarek on interreligious dialogue by current Resident Scholar Martin Dojčár.
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  • October 2018 Newsletter

    October 31, 2018Collegeville InstituteOctober 2018 Newsletter
    If you missed our October 2018 newsletter in your inbox, we invite you to check it out online.
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