Theology 2010: Catholic Thought for Thinking Catholics
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Description
Old St. Patrick's Church and Catholic Theological Union invite you to: Theology 2010: Catholic Thought for Thinking Catholics
For those of us looking to engage in intellectually serious conversation about our faith, but not looking for an academic degree program; for those of us who believe in the value a community of learning provides, but are not sure where it can be found; "Theology 2010" creates a place for us.
Please join us for our second annual presentation of this unique speaker series co-sponsored by Old St. Patrick's Church and Catholic Theological Union.
We encourage and hope for your participation in all four sessions, but you are also welcome to attend as many of the sessions as you wish.
Save these Dates:
Wednesday, March 3 and April 7.
Topics, speakers, and registration information will be announced in upcoming issues of The Crossroads.
• Where: Old St. Patrick's Church Hall, 700 W. Adams Street, Chicago
• When: First Wednesday of the month -- January through April, 2010
• Time: 7 - 9 p.m.
• Format:
7 p.m. Lecture
8 p.m. Q & A
8:20 p.m. Break for "After Words Cafe" (informal discussion for those who would like to continue the conversation).
9 p.m. Program ends
• Program Fee: $12 per session; $40 for the series.
Registration:
Online at signmeup, www.signmeup.com/67532,
or contact Tammy Roeder at tammy.roeder@oldstpats, or 312.798.2350
• Parking: Free parking will be available in the lot on the southeast corner of Adams and Des Plaines.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Theology and Arts: The Art of Theology
Ed Foley, Capuchin
Throughout our history, Christians have employed various art forms to express and create theology. This PowerPoint presentation will examine the importance of the arts -- especially music -- in both understanding and encountering
the Divine.
Ed Foley, Capuchin
Professor of Liturgy and Music
M.Div., St. Francis Seminary; M.Mus., University of Wisconsin; M.A., Ph.D., University of Notre Dame
Fr. Edward Foley is a member of the Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order. Fr. Foley is past-president of the North American Academy of Liturgy, and a founder and originating member of the executive committee of the Catholic Academy of Liturgy. He sits on the executive committee of the International Academy of Practical Theology. Foley is currently Professor of Liturgy and Music at Catholic Theological Union.
Fr. Foley has 19 books to his credit, including the well-known From Age to Age that has been expanded and completely revised (Liturgical Press, 2008). He has also authored more than 300 scholarly and pastoral articles and reviews.
A Unique Collaboration
Catholic Theological Union (CTU) is a graduate school of theology sponsored by twenty-five religious communities. Founded in the wake of the Second Vatican Council, it has grown to be the largest Catholic school of theology in the country and serves a diverse student body of religious order seminarians, lay men and women, and a significant number of international students. Located in Hyde Park, CTU is home to a faculty widely recognized for their excellence in preparing new generations of leadership for the church.
For over 150 years, Old St. Patrick's Church has stood at the western gateway of Chicago's Loop. Built seven generations ago, this old city church, a treasure born of the immigrant dream, has welcomed hundreds of thousands of people who have come through its doors seeking a deeper, richer experience of life. Our current generation of members joins with those of the past in striving to build an experience of church that is genuinely welcoming, mission oriented, and Christ centered.
Summer Institute 2010
Catholic Theological Union (CTU) is a graduate school of theology sponsored by twenty-five religious communities. Founded in the wake of the Second Vatican Council, it has grown to be the largest Catholic school of theology in the country and serves a diverse student body of religious order seminarians, lay men and women, and a significant number of international students. Located in Hyde Park, CTU is home to a faculty widely recognized for their excellence in preparing new generations of leadership for the church.
For over 150 years, Old St. Patrick's Church has stood at the western gateway of Chicago's Loop. Built seven generations ago, this old city church, a treasure born of the immigrant dream, has welcomed hundreds of thousands of people who have come through its doors seeking a deeper, richer experience of life. Our current generation of members joins with those of the past in striving to build an experience of church that is genuinely welcoming, mission oriented, and Christ centered.
Summer Institute 2010
