Events
The First Annual TST Fall Agape will take place on Wednesday, September 24, beginning with worship in St. Basil's Church at 1:15 pm. A lunch and pie social will follow. Bishop Mark MacDonald, the National Aboriginal Indigenous Bishop of the Anglican Church, will be the luncheon speaker. All students, faculty and staff are welcome.
On Wednesday September 24, 2008, Regis Professor Joseph Plevnik, S.J. will present an AD/Faculty seminar paper entitled Paul Advances the Gospel. Professor Scott Lewis, S.J. will act as a respondent. The name of the student respondent is to be announced.
The Last Supper
In the films we have chosen this Fall we will look at aspects of that passion as it manifests itself in the lives of people just like us and in situations that are part of our lived reality today. In them we encounter the forces of good that work towards life and the forces inimical to our human worth that seek to diminish or destroy us.
The Betrayal
In the films we have chosen this Fall we will look at aspects of that passion as it manifests itself in the lives of people just like us and in situations that are part of our lived reality today. In them we encounter the forces of good that work towards life and the forces inimical to our human worth that seek to diminish or destroy us.
Educational Forum: Heroic Leadership
Chris Lowney
Mass and Breakfast
Friday, October 3, 2008
7:15 AM - 9:00 AM
Please join us for the second annual Regis Alumni General Meeting with Chris Lowney, Managing Director of J.P. Morgan & Co. This world renowned speaker and former Jesuit will discuss "Leadership in Ministry - What the Ignatian Way Teaches Us."
The way of the Cross
In the films we have chosen this Fall we will look at aspects of that passion as it manifests itself in the lives of people just like us and in situations that are part of our lived reality today. In them we encounter the forces of good that work towards life and the forces inimical to our human worth that seek to diminish or destroy us.
Professor John Dadosky will present a paper entitled: "Is there a Fourth Stage of Meaning?" Danny Monsour will be the respondent.
The seminar will take place on Friday, October 10 from 2:10 pm to 3:45 pm in the Margaret Brennan Classroom in Elliott MacGuigan Hall. A reception will follow.
The Passion and Death
In the films we have chosen this Fall we will look at aspects of that passion as it manifests itself in the lives of people just like us and in situations that are part of our lived reality today. In them we encounter the forces of good that work towards life and the forces inimical to our human worth that seek to diminish or destroy us.
The Lupina Centre for Spirituality, Healthcare and Ethics will be holding a free public lecture entitled Health, Justice and Social Responsibility. The lecture will be given by James Dwyer, State University of New York, on Friday October 17th, 2008 at 7:30 PM.
Professor Kenneth R. Melchin of St. Paul University, Ottawa will
present the Seventh Annual Lonergan Lecture entitled "Democracy and the
Transformation of Conflict: Ideas from Lonergan." The free lecture is
sponsored by the Lonergan Research Institute at Regis College and will
take place on Friday October 24th, 2008 at 7:30 pm in Elliott MacGuigan
Hall, 67 St. Nicholas Street.
