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April 6-8, 2010
2010 National Catholic Educational Association Convention and Expo
Leadership – Direction – Service
This year, the National Catholic Educational Association, the
National Association of Parish Catechetical Directors Convocation,
and the Catholic Library Association Convention will all be together
under one roof. The gathering offers workshops focusing on
leadership, direction, and service to fulfilling the evangelizing,
catechizing, and teaching mission of the Church.
Sponsor: National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)
Site: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Registration
(NCEA Members): $170
Registration (non-members): $225
Tel: 800-711-6232 Fax: 202-333-6706
www.ncea.org
April
7, 2010
Taking Up the Role of Formation Director
This workshop is part of a series of open sessions sponsored
by the Institute of Religious Formation. The workshops focus
on a variety of pertinent topics regarding spirituality and
faith, and they are great opportunities for Ongoing
Education. The workshop runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon, and the
presenter is Paul Michalenko, ST.
Sponsor: Institute of Religious Formation
Site: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $75
Tel: 773-371-5480 Fax: 773-595-4079
www.ctu.edu
April
7-10, 2010
Association for Death Education and Counseling Annual Conference
This conference offers cutting-edge research and the
opportunity to identify new resources and network with your
peers in thanatology. Enjoy more than 100 sessions
addressing the dying process, end-of-life decision making,
assessment and intervention, traumatic death and more.
Sponsor: Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC)
Site: Kansas City, Missouri
Registration (ADEC Members): $465
Registration (non-members): $630
Registration (Seniors 65+): $395
Tel: 847-509-0403 Fax: 847-480-9282
www.adec.org
April
7-10, 2010
Southern Gerontological Society 2010 Annual Meeting
This is an annual gathering of the network of the South’s
most respected gerontology professionals. Participants are
educators, aging network personnel, researchers, health
professionals, and policy makers. The meeting provides the
bridge between research and practice, translating and
applying knowledge in the field of aging.
Sponsor: Southern Gerontological Society (SGS)
Site: Richmond, Virginia
Registration (SGS Members): $225 by March 15; $255 after
Registration (non-members): $255 by March 15; $285 after
Tel: 239-541-2011 Fax: 239-540-8654
www.southerngerontologicalsociety.org
April 7-10, 2010
Religion Communication Congress 2010
Embracing Change: Communicating Faith in Today’s World
This extraordinary event will bring together over 1,200
communications professionals to expand our experience and broaden
our perspective on embracing change. This is the place to be as we
explore the changing landscape, exchange views, educate ourselves
and embrace the challenge of effectively communication faith in
today’s world.
Sponsor: Religion Communicators Council (RCC)
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $400
Tel: 212-870-2985 Fax: 212-870-2171
www.rccongress2010.net
April
8, 2010
An Approach to Eco-Spirituality
This workshop is part of a series of open sessions sponsored
by the Institute of Religious Formation. The workshops focus
on a variety of pertinent topics regarding spirituality and
faith, and they are great opportunities for Ongoing
Education. The workshop runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon, and the
presenter is Janis Yaekel, ASC.
Sponsor: Institute of Religious Formation
Site: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $75
Tel: 773-371-5480 Fax: 773-595-4079
www.ctu.edu
April 8, 2010
Spiritual Directors International Leadership Institute
Gratefully Embracing the Culture of the Twenty-First Century
This institute approaches the challenge of responding to the signs of
the times within the context of smaller staffs and shrinking
monetary resources. Together we will consider the opportunities
these changes offer and the challenges we all face. The survival of
spiritual director formation and training programs depends on making
these transitions intentionally and collaboratively.
Sponsor: Spiritual Directors International (SDI)
Site: San Mateo, California
Registration: $85
Tel: 425-455-1565
www.sdiworld.org
April 8-10, 2010
7th Annual Consuming Kids Summit
Market Values, Human Values, and the Lives of Children
The values children learn in the marketplace are antithetical to
healthy development, independent thinking, spirituality, and
community. What happens to childhood and society when market values
trump human values? What role can parents, educators, public health
professionals, faith communities, and policymakers play in stopping
the proliferation of market values?
Sponsor: Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood (CCFC)
Site: Wheelock College, Boston, Massachusetts
Registration: $220
Tel: 617-278-4172 Fax: 617-232-7343
www.commercialfreechildhood.org/events.htm
April 8-12, 2010
Spiritual Directors International 2010 Conference
Gratefulness: The Heart of Spiritual Care
Come learn from spiritual directors from around the world. Come
celebrate the gifts of goodness pouring forth from the ministry of
spiritual direction. Whether you are an experienced director or new
to the ministry and service of spiritual companionship, come take
part in these events and celebrate the twentieth anniversary of
Spiritual Directors International.
Sponsor: Spiritual Directors International (SDI)
Site: San Mateo, California
Registration
(SDI Members): $495
Registration (non-members):
$575
Tel: 425-455-1565
www.sdiworld.org
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April 9-11, 2010
Amnesty International USA Annual General Meeting
All Rights for All People
This annual meeting will be a stimulating experience to examine new
ways in which to prevent human rights violations around the world as
well as in our own backyard. The meeting is open to all interested
parties looking to join together to fight for basic rights so often
abused even in our own country.
Sponsor: Amnesty International USA (AIUSA)
Site: New Orleans, Louisiana
Registration
(AIUSA members): $90
Registration (non-members):
$110 for non-members
Tel: 212-807-8400 Fax: 212-627-1451
www.amnestyusa.org
April 9-11, 2010
Emerging Christianity: How We Get There Determines Where We Arrive
This conference hopes to inspire and challenge you with the lens of
non-dual thinking, a new politics and a new theology with the “third
way” as the basis. Come join us for three days of spiritual
enrichment, challenge, and shared exploration as we envision what
the Christian community can be and do in this generation and in
generations to come.
Sponsor: Center for Action and Contemplation
Site: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Registration: $200
Tel: 505-242-9588 Fax: 505-242-9518
www.cacradicalgrace.org
April
9-11, 2010
Compassionate Listening: Healing Our World from the Inside Out
In this training workshop, participants will learn how to
reach through layers of defensiveness and reactivity to
their essential core. From there, we can shift communication
and relationships into heart-to-heart interaction, even in
the heat of conflict. Participants will be given the tolls
and skills to use immediately with real life challenges.
Sponsor: Kirkridge Retreat and Study Center
Site: Bangor, Pennsylvania
Registration: $375 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 610-588-1793 Fax: 610-588-8510
www.kirkridge.org
April
9-11, 2010
Celtic Studies Association of North America 2010 National Meeting
Saints, Sinners, and
Scribes in the Celtic World
This conference aims to address various aspects of the
languages, literature, history, folklore, music, art, and
archaeology of ancient, medieval, and modern Celtic
cultures. The meeting provides an academic and scholarly
forum unavailable in any other discipline.
Sponsor: Celtic Studies Association of North America (CSANA)
Site: University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana
Registration: $35
Tel: 574-631-3555 Fax: 574-631-3620
www.nd.edu/~irishstu/saints_sinners.html
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April 10, 2010
Caring for Yourself While Caring for Others – A Day of Support
What does it mean to take care of yourself while you are caring for
an elderly loved one? Sometimes caregiving is exhausting. Spend a
day of renewal and explore your physical, emotional, and spiritual
needs as you tend to the needs of your mother, father, or other
loved one. The workshop runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sponsor: Siena Center
Site: Racine, Wisconsin
Registration: $42.50 (includes lunch)
Tel: 262-639-4100 Fax: 262-893-7332
www.racinedominicans.org
April 10, 2010
Image as a Spiritual Language
In this workshop we will learn to befriend the gifts and
opportunities experienced as images which come as messages from the
Divine. We will practice meditation, body-centered awareness and
vision journaling, a tool that can help us express feelings, sort
out the seemingly random experiences of life, and make more
conscious choices.
Sponsor: The Center to Be
Site: Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Registration: $20
Tel: 414-672-5923
www.centertobe.org
April 10-14, 2010
Association of Professional Chaplains 2010 Conference
Professional Chaplaincy: Reaching New Heights
With commitment to interfaith ministry and the professional practice
of chaplaincy care, the Association serves chaplains in all types of
health and human service settings. The Association advocates for
quality chaplaincy care for all persons in health care facilities,
correctional institutions, long term care units, rehab centers,
hospices, and the military.
Sponsor: Association of Professional Chaplains (APC)
Site: Schaumburg, Illinois
Registration (APC Members): $400 if staying at conference
hotel; $535 if staying offsite
Registration (non-members):
$450 if staying at conference hotel; $585 if
staying offsite
Tel: 847-240-1014 Fax: 847-240-1015
www.professionalchaplains.org
April 11-12, 2010
Spiritual Directors International Men’s Institute
Becoming Soulful Men: Learn to be Grateful and Live with the
Questions
Men are conditioned to have answers and to be in control over
situations, themselves, and others. As spiritual directors, we are
invited into the land of process, ambivalence, movements, and depth
questions. This institute will assist men to live into the deeper
questions of our lives and tend the Mystery present in the
questions.
Sponsor: Spiritual Directors International (SDI)
Site: San Mateo, California
Registration: $140
Tel: 425-455-1565
www.sdiworld.org
April 11-13, 2010
8th North American Conference for Bishops and Major
Superiors
Critical Personnel Issues: Effective and Practical Leadership Today
This conference addresses personnel matters affecting the quality of
the life and ministry of women and men religious and clergy and
other ministers. The conference enables Episcopal and congregational
leaders to explore complex mental health, placement and
organizational concerns as well as strategies to maintain their own
personal health and spiritual well-being.
Sponsor: Southdown Institute and Saint Luke Institute
Site: Aurora, Ontario, Canada
Registration: $595 Canadian (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 905-727-4214 or 301-422-5499
www.southdown.on.ca or
www.sli.org
April
12, 2010
Cross and Resurrection in the Gospel of John
This workshop is part of a series of open sessions jointly
sponsored by the Institute of Religious Formation and the
Hesburgh Sabbatical Program. The workshops focus on a
variety of pertinent topics regarding spirituality and
faith, and they are great opportunities for Ongoing
Education. The workshop runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon, and the
presenter is Barbara Reid, OP.
Sponsor: Institute of Religious Formation and the Hesburgh
Sabbatical Program
Site: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $75
Tel: 773-371-5480 Fax: 773-595-4079
www.ctu.edu
April 12, 2010
Spirituality and Health Care Institute: Grateful for Gifts of Healing
What are some ideas for group spiritual direction in a health care
setting that can transform the unique challenges into blessings? What approaches might one use to measure outcomes of spiritual
direction that would be considered valid for research and funding
purposes? How might one promote spiritual direction as part of an
integrative approach to health care?
Sponsor: Spiritual Directors International (SDI)
Site: San Mateo, California
Registration: $85
Tel: 425-455-1565
www.sdiworld.org
April 12-14, 2010
Youth in Mission Conference 2010
Sacred Stories: Youth Faith Formation in an Interfaith World
The U.S. is the most religiously diverse country in the world, and
the youth today have more contact with people different from them
than any generation in history. Interaction with non-Christians is a
fact of life. How can the church’s leaders respond to this reality?
How can we teach young people to be Christians in the world, and not
just in the church?
Sponsor: Youth in Mission
Site: Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $90
Tel: 800-635-1116 ext. 725 Fax: 773-256-0782
http://yim.lstc.edu/conference/index.php
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April 12-15, 2010
National Federation of Priests’ Councils 2010
Conference
The Call to Holiness and Wholeness
This annual conference for priests provides an opportunity to gather
resources, network with priests from around the U.S. and other
English-speaking countries to discuss current issues facing the
church and the priesthood. It also provides priests with the
opportunity to meet with representatives of the U.S. Conference of
Catholic Bishops.
Sponsor: National Federation of Priests’ Councils (NFPC)
Site: Houston, Texas
Registration: $490
Tel: 312-442-9700 Fax: 312-442-9709
www.nfpc.org
April
13, 2010
Anti-Racism Workshop
This workshop serves as a vehicle in shaping awareness of
systemic racism within the institution and an analysis of
the specific barriers to change. Through a common
understanding, we will be able to identify and redress
unjust societal systems and structures that continue to
support institutional racism. The workshop runs from 9:00
a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sponsor: Archdiocese of Chicago Office for Racial Justice
Site: Cardinal Meyer Center, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $50
Tel: 312-534-8336
www.dwellinmylove.org
April 13-15, 2010
Orientation Days to the United Nations
This workshop is designed to provide basic information on
the United Nations system including the roles of the
Secretariat, the Nation States, and the NGOs, and other
groups that form the U.N. community. This includes an
overview of the current U.N. agenda and reflection on how
your congregation or organization might be able to
participate in U.N. activities.
The workshop will also be offered on
September 21-23.
Sponsor: Partnership for Global Justice (PGJ)
Site: New York City, New York
Registration (PGJ members): $185
Registration (non-members): $200
Tel: 212-682-6481
www.partnershipforglobaljustice.com
April
13-16, 2010
International Mission in a Troubled World
Dr. Jonathan Bonk, executive director of the Overseas
Ministries Study Center, will examine theological and
ethical implications of violence, poverty, migration, and
religion as contexts for Christian life and witness in our
world today.
Sponsor: Overseas Ministries Study Center (OMSC)
Site: New Haven, Connecticut
Registration: $175
Lodging: $45 per night
Tel: 203-624-6672 ext. 315 Fax: 203-865-2857
www.omsc.org
April 13-18, 2010
Awakening: A Rebirth of Enthusiasm in Vocations
How can your community attract new members? How can you foster a
spirit of enthusiasm for vocations in your community? Find answers
that are both practical and hope-filled at this annual workshop. Get
real, honest answers to the hard questions. Explore inventive ideas
and creative solutions with other religious communities.
Sponsor: Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand
Site: Ferdinand, Indiana
Registration: $780 (includes double occupancy room and meals)
or $892 (includes single room and
meals)
Tel: 800-880-2777
www.thedome.org/SeekGodWithUs/sm/Retreats/Awakening.html
April 14-17, 2010
Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research 10th
Annual Conference
Living and Working in an Intercultural World
Within the mission of SIETAR is an orientation and a need to reach
out and connect with people everywhere who are living and working in
the diverse world we are learning to comprehend. This conference
provides an opportunity to explore how the reality of living
interculturally can be approached dynamically and creatively,
especially in a time of reduced resources.
Sponsor: Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research (SIETAR)
Site: Spokane, Washington
Registration
(SIETAR members): $465
Registration (non-members):
$580
Tel: 206-859-4351 Fax: 206-626-0392
www.sietarusaconference.com
April 14 – 17, 2010
Eco-Justice in the Hebrew Bible
Ecological concerns are often thought to be foreign to biblical
theology. Christians and Jews are often unaware that the Hebrew
Bible contains a complex picture of the relationships between God,
humanity, the earth and its creatures. This workshop will consider
the ways in which the Hebrew Bible can be read in support of a
different attitude toward the environment and creation. The workshop
runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. and will be offered in four
locations.
Sponsor: Wisconsin Council of Churches
Sites: Sussex, Wisconsin – April 14
Sites: Wausau, Wisconsin – April 15
Sites: La Crosse, Wisconsin – April 16
Sites: Madison, Wisconsin – April 17
Registration: $65 by April 7; $75 after (includes lunch)
Tel: 608-837-3108 Fax: 608-837-3038
www.wichurches.org
April 14-18, 2010
Central States Communication Association 2010
Convention
Communication and Civic Engagement: Challenge, Engage, and Change
This year’s conference will focus on the role communication plays in
the development of civic engagement practices and research at
student, community, and societal levels. Communication scholarship
has great potential to change many of today’s complex societal
problems. Panels at the conference will examine strategies for
developing pedagogies for civic engagement.
Sponsor: Central States Communication Association (CSCA)
Site: Cincinnati, Ohio
Registration
(CSCA members): $75 by March 8; $100 after
Registration (non-members):
$125 by March 8; $150 after
Tel: 651-638-6419 Fax: 614-392-1559
www.csca-net.org
April
15, 2010
Tri-State Forum: Forgiveness and Healing
This workshop will explore the difficult theological
intersection – the demand of justice for victims of
oppression on the one hand, and the gospel story of grace
and second chances for the guilty on the other. The
difficulties surrounding the practice of forgiveness both in
our personal and community lives will be addressed. The
workshop runs from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Sponsor: Wartburg Theological Seminary
Site: Dubuque, Iowa
Registration: $50
Tel: 563-589-0327
www.wartburgseminary.edu
April 15-16, 2010
Center for Vision and Values Annual Conference
Train Wreck: Progressive Liberals Surge, Conservatives Crackup?
This annual conference aims to look at the real story behind today’s
collision of philosophy and policy. The conference is designed to
educate participants about the transforming power of Christian faith
and individual freedom.
Sponsor: Center for Vision and Values
Site: Grove City College, Grove City, Pennsylvania
Registration: $150 (includes meals)
Tel: 725-450-1541
www.faithandfreedom.com
April
15-16, 2010
Contemporary Ecclesiology
This workshop is part of a series of open sessions jointly
sponsored by the Institute of Religious Formation and the
Hesburgh Sabbatical Program. The workshops focus on a
variety of pertinent topics regarding spirituality and
faith, and they are great opportunities for Ongoing
Education. The workshop runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon both
days, and the presenter is Steve Bevans, SVD.
Sponsor: Institute of Religious Formation and the Hesburgh
Sabbatical Program
Site: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $150
Tel: 773-371-5480 Fax: 773-595-4079
www.ctu.edu
April 15-17, 2010
Association for the Study of Nationalities 15th Annual
World Convention
Nations and States: On the Map and In the Mind
This annual conference brings together professionals from across the
country and the world to discuss a variety of pertinent topics
relating to the study of nationalities. Sessions will focus on
topics such as Islam and Politics; Genocide and Mass Killing;
Ethnic Violence; Post-Conflict Reconstruction; Gender and Identity;
and International Law and Tribunals.
Sponsor: Association for the Study of Nationalities (ASN) and the
Harriman Institute
Site: Columbia University, New York, New York
Registration
(ASN members): $70
Registration (non-members):
$90
Tel: 212-854-8487
www.nationalities.org
April 15-17, 2010
American Association of Pastoral Counselors 2010 Annual Conference
Embodying Justice: Pastoral Care and Counseling in an Intercultural
World
Come join us for the annual gathering of this theologically diverse,
professional association that supports psychologically informed,
culturally and spiritually sensitive therapeutic and pastoral
practices. The conference will include keynote addresses and
numerous workshops on a variety of topics pertinent to pastoral
care.
Sponsor: American Association of Pastoral Counselors (AAPC)
Site: Indianapolis, Indiana
Registration
(AAPC members):
$310 by March 15;
$329 by April 2;
$349 after
Registration (non-members):
$335 by March 15;
$355 by April
2; $375 after
Tel: 703-385-6967 Fax: 703-352-7725
http://aapc.org
April
15-17, 2010
Festival of Faith and Writing
This is a biennial gathering of readers and writers, the
goal of which is to provide a vibrant community where people
come together to discuss, celebrate, and explore the ways in
which faith is represented in literature and how it plays
out in our world today.
Sponsor: Calvin College
Site: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Registration: $180
Tel: 616-526-6770
www.calvin.edu/festival
April 15-18, 2010
Ministering with Second and Third Generation Asian-Pacific
Americans: Pastoral Challenges and Theological Reflection
Topics of presentation during this workshop include making
Asia-Pacific ministry relevant for the second and third generation;
comparisons of ministries between first and later generations; assessing needs and opportunities of
ministry; and finding a way of being Church for Asia-Pacific
American Catholics.
Sponsor: Redemptorist Renewal Center
Site: Tucson, Arizona
Registration: $250 (includes single room and meals) or $200 (double
room and meals)
Tel: 520-744-3400 ext. 115
www.desertrenewal.org
April 16, 2010
The Liberated Heart: Becoming Who We Truly Are
Each person is called to be in the process of spiritual
transformation, which leads to the freedom of being one’s most
authentic self. Embracing this liberation requires a grace-filled,
life-long endeavor. Joyce Rupp will present this workshop to invite
participants into the inner terrain of their lives providing both
theory and practical suggestions from a variety of spiritual
traditions.
Sponsor: Siena Center
Site: Racine, Wisconsin
Registration: $35
Tel: 262-639-4100 Fax: 262-898-7332
www.racinedominicans.org
April 16, 2010
Life Issues in Ministry: Being with the Dying
This event is part of an informative series of one-day workshops that
present contemporary issues that surface in settings of spiritual
direction, adult formation ministry, and personal relationships. The
workshop runs from 9:30 a.m. to Noon, and there is an optional
reflection process session from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Sponsor: Institute for Spiritual Leadership
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $20 (presentation only) or $25 (presentation and
reflection process session)
Tel: 773-752-5962 Fax: 773-752-5964
www.spiritleader.org
April
16-17, 2010
19th Annual Wheaton Theology Conference
Jesus, Paul and the
People of God: A Theological Dialogue with N.T. Wright
This year’s conference engages the thought of one of the
most prolific Christian thinkers of our generation, N.T.
Wright, a premier New Testament scholar. The conference is
designed to explore the meaning and implications of Wright’s
work, featuring a dialogue between various scholars and Dr.
Wright.
Sponsor: Wheaton College
Site: Wheaton, Illinois
Registration: $105
Tel: 630-752-5197
www.wheaton.edu/Theology/theo_conf
April
16-17, 2010
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Pathways to Peace
The goal of this conference is to highlight the contribution
that social scientific and humanistic research and
scholarship can bring towards peace and reconciliation
between Israelis and Palestinians. Presentations will focus
on research examining the factors fueling the longest
conflict of modern times and ideas to achieve a just and
equitable solution to the conflict.
Sponsor: Central Connecticut State University
Site: New Britain, Connecticut
Registration: $250
Tel: 860-832-3104 Fax: 860-832-3123
www.psychology.ccsu.edu/salinas/PeaceConference.html
April 16-17, 2010
Foundations for Servant Leadership: Acting for the Common Good
This four-part series of workshops builds on the principles of
servant leadership. It provides a long-term approach to becoming a
servant leader who listens well, builds community, stewards
organizational resources and has a vision of the common good. This
final workshop in the series focuses on developing a plan of
practical action steps in becoming the servant leaders we are called
to be.
Sponsor: Franciscan Spirituality Center
Site: LaCrosse, Wisconsin
Registration: $195 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 608-791-5268
www.franciscanspiritualitycenter.org
April 16-18, 2010
Call to Action West Coast Regional Conference
All Are Welcome: Building Inclusive Christian Community
Call to Action is a Catholic movement working for equality and
justice in the Church and society. This conference will address
numerous questions: Is it truly possible to have a religious
community that is not defined by law and dogma? Can you build a
community through prayer and service? In what ways is the Gospel
message still relevant?
Sponsor: Call to Action (CTA) Redwood Empire Chapter
Site: Santa Rosa, California
Registration: $215
Tel: 707-539-2185
www.cta-redwood.org
April
17, 2010
Spirituality Convocation: Speaking the Name of Jesus
This annual event will include a keynote address by Ron
Rolheiser, OMI and numerous workshops by other renowned
speakers. Topics include Living the Will of God, The Ways
We Touch our Faith, Towards and Ethic of Joy, Spirituality
and Social Justice, Spirituality in the Workplace, Hope at
the End of Life, and Storytelling in the Name of
Jesus.
Sponsor: Center for Theological and Spiritual Development
Site: College of Saint Elizabeth, Morristown, New Jersey
Registration: $35
Tel: 973-290-4302
www.cse.edu/center
April
17, 2010
The Labyrinth as Body Prayer
Physical movement tends to quiet and mind and expand
awareness beyond the logical. As body prayer, the labyrinth
is a sacred circle inviting personal transformation. This
workshop will include a brief explanation of the labyrinth
and varied approaches for its use. The workshop runs from
9:30 a.m. to noon.
Sponsor: Institute for Spiritual Leadership
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $10
Tel: 773-752-5962 Fax: 773-752-5964
www.spiritleader.org
April 17, 2010
Emotional Discipline: Step Two
If I am to live in truth with myself and others, emotional discipline
is required. This workshop offers the second step in a series of
experiential exercises, along with a manual, all designed to provide practical tools for accepting and
understanding my own feelings as well as making them available in a
relationship.
Sponsor: Claret Center
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $125
Tel: 773-643-6259 Fax: 773-643-6929
www.claretcenter.org
April
17-19, 2010
Africa Faith and Justice Network 2010 Annual Conference
Justice in Africa: On Whose Terms?
Contrary to the Western form of criminal justice, many
African societies allows a perpetrator to be reintegrated
into a community, as long as grievances of that community
are addressed. Restorative justice and other forms of
community-driven justice have an important role to play in
peace and security on the continent but have yet to be given
much of a role in U.S. policy.
Sponsor: Africa Faith and Justice Network (AFJN)
Site: Arlington, Virginia
Registration: $200
Tel: 202-884-9780 Fax: 202-884-9774
www.afjn.org
April
18-22, 2010
National Conference for Catechetical Leadership 2010 Conference
An Oasis Amidst Diversity
In the midst of great diversity, there is one place where
all can come together as one – it is the oasis where faith
is shared. It is the place where each person can echo the
rich traditions that have passed their faith from generation
to generation. It is a place of oneness with God. It is the
place of catechesis where one’s confession of faith is
living, explicit and fruitful.
Sponsor: National Conference for Catechetical Leadership (NCCL)
Site: Las Vegas, Nevada
Registration (NCCL members): $309 by March
15; $329 after
Registration (non-members): $389 by March
15; $409 after
Tel: 202-884-9753 Fax: 202-884-9756
www.nccl.org
April
19-20, 2010
Conflict Transformation
This workshop is part of a series of open sessions sponsored
by the Institute of Religious Formation. The workshops focus
on a variety of pertinent topics regarding spirituality and
faith, and they are great opportunities for Ongoing
Education. The workshop runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon both
days, and the presenter is Mary Ellen Moore, SH.
Sponsor: Institute of Religious Formation
Site: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $150
Tel: 773-371-5480 Fax: 773-595-4079
www.ctu.edu
April 19-21, 2010
Healthy Congregations Facilitator Training
This workshop offers the opportunity for participants to
prepare to lead a congregation through the “Healthy
Congregations” workshops, learn Family Systems Theory, and
gain insight into ways of moving members of a congregation
toward a healthy and faithful life together.
The workshop will also be offered on
September 20-22, 2010.
Sponsor: Montreat Conference Center
Site: Montreat, North Carolina
Registration: $185 by March 8; $210 after
Materials Fee: $235
Tel: 828-669-2911 Fax: 828-669-5054
www.montreat.org
April
19-22, 2010
National Workshop on Christian Unity 2010
You Are Witnesses of These Things: What Witness Will the World Receive?
How does the church receive the Gospel of God in Christ
Jesus in our own day? How will the world receive the Gospel
of God in Christ Jesus from the church? How do we receive
each other in the name of Christ? Come consider these
important questions as part of this annual workshop which
draws participants from around the country.
Sponsor: National Workshop on Christian Unity (NWCU)
Site: Tampa, Florida
Registration: $150 by March 15; $175 after
Tel: 813-435-5335 Fax: 813-435-3239
www.nwcu.org
April
19-23, 2010
Models of Leadership in Mission
Rev. George Kovoor of Trinity College, Bristol, United
Kingdom, will bring wide ecclesiastical and international
experience to the evaluation of different models of
leadership for mission.
Sponsor: Overseas Ministries Study Center (OMSC)
Site: New Haven, Connecticut
Registration: $175
Lodging: $45 per night
Tel: 203-624-6672 ext. 315 Fax: 203-865-2857
www.omsc.org
April 20-21, 2010
The Enneagram Map: Weaving Personality & Spirituality on the Journey
to Our Deeper Selves
We will take a look at the Enneagram map and explore the motivation
of the nine types. We will learn how our type keeps us on automatic
and asleep to our lives and discover specific strategies for waking
up to our deeper selves. We will explore the need for conversion and
the role of the body’s wisdom in this process.
This workshop will
also be offered on November 16-17, 2010.
Sponsor: Springbank Retreat and Conference Center
Site: Kingstree, South Carolina
Registration: $225 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 800-671-0361 Fax: 843-382-5340
www.springbankretreat.org
April 22, 2010
Deepening Our Sense of Ecological Belonging: A Journey into Our
Relationship with Nature
What is a sense of “Ecological Belonging?” Why have we forgotten our
inborn sense of oneness with nature? Why do we ignore what supports
our every breath and life? This workshop will gently guide us in
rekindling a relationship with nature that is deeply meaningful,
ecologically sustainable, inviting us to become wise citizens of
peace with Earth and all things.
Sponsor: Springbank Retreat and Conference Center
Site: Kingstree, South Carolina
Registration: $75 (includes lunch)
Tel: 800-671-0361 Fax: 843-382-5340
www.springbankretreat.org
April 22, 2010
Shedding Light on Eastern Medical Techniques
This lecture will discuss the foundations of Eastern Medicine,
explaining how philosophy, culture and religion shaped this system
of medicine that has helped being health and healing to more than
half the population of Earth over the course of 4,000 years. The
presenters will share their insight into the Eastern view of the
relationship between healing and inner harmony.
Sponsor: Albertus Magnus Society
Site: Dominican University, River Forest, Illinois
Registration:
FREE and open to the public
Tel: 708-714-9105
www.dom.edu/ams
April
22-23, 2010
Mission as Prophetic Dialogue
This workshop is part of a series of open sessions jointly
sponsored by the Institute of Religious Formation and the
Hesburgh Sabbatical Program. The workshops focus on a
variety of pertinent topics regarding spirituality and
faith, and they are great opportunities for Ongoing
Education. The workshop runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon both
days, and the presenter is Steve Bevans, SVD.
Sponsor: Institute of Religious Formation and the Hesburgh
Sabbatical Program
Site: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $150
Tel: 773-371-5480 Fax: 773-595-4079
www.ctu.edu
April 22-25, 2010
From Mission to Mission
This workshop helps missioners in the transition to their
home culture. It is designed for all returning missionaries
who have served in another culture, no matter how long they
have served, for missionaries who would like to join others
to process their experience, and for those who would like to
take the time to honor their mission experience.
The workshop will also be offered on July
8-11 and October 7-10.
Sponsor: From Mission to Mission
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $350 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 720-494-7211
www.missiontomission.org
April 23, 2010
Life Issues in Ministry: Survivors of Sexual Abuse
This event is part of an informative series of one-day workshops that
present contemporary issues that surface in settings of spiritual
direction, adult formation ministry, and personal relationships. The
workshop runs from 9:30 a.m. to Noon, and there is an optional
reflection process session from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Sponsor: Institute for Spiritual Leadership
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $20 (presentation only) or $25 (presentation and
reflection process session)
Tel: 773-752-5962 Fax: 773-752-5964
www.spiritleader.org
April 23-24, 2010
The Recipes of Living: Creating and Sustaining Ritual
Often times in life we need to move beyond words to the land of
symbols. Rituals sustain us in times of transition as well as
provide rhythm for the ordinary of everyday. During this workshop,
we will articulate the importance of the unspoken, acknowledge our
current rituals, and explore areas in our life that ache for more.
Sponsor: Franciscan Spirituality Center
Site: LaCrosse, Wisconsin
Registration: $95
Lodging: $36 per night
Tel: 608-791-5295
www.franciscanspiritualitycenter.org
April
23-25, 2010
Global Economics – Local Realities
This program will address the current economic crisis
through the lens of Christian ethics and principles. These
principles will be applied to issues that are part of the
economic agenda including trade, debt, multinational
corporations, development and subsidies. There will be an
emphasis on bridging the gap between those who live in
plenty and those who live in poverty.
Sponsor: Partnership for Global Justice (PGJ)
Site: Villa Maria, Pennsylvania
Registration (PGJ members): $265 (includes meals)
Registration (non-members): $285 (includes meals)
Lodging: $140 for two nights
Tel: 212-682-6481
www.partnershipforglobaljustice.com
April
24, 2010
Living in the Present Moment
Spiritual masters point to the need to live in the present
moment in order to live a balanced, healthy life, but many
of us spend much time and energy reliving the past or
anticipating the future. In so doing, we miss the gift that
God gives us in the present. Come learn some simple ways to
be more present in your daily life. The workshop runs from
9:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Sponsor: Sisters of St. Benedict
Site: Ferdinand, Indiana
Registration: $40 (includes lunch)
Tel: 812-367-1411 Fax: 812-367-2313
www.thedome.org/kordes
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April 25-27, 2010
National Association of Church Personnel
Administrators’ 2010 Annual Conference
Celebrating the Past – Embracing the Future
This annual conference provides the opportunity for personnel
administrators to develop leadership that models gospel values,
promoting justice in the workplace. The conference sessions will
strengthen working relationships among church leaders, ministers,
and employees and identify and address church and social issues that
affect the Church in its role as employer.
Sponsor: National Association of Church Personnel Administrators (NACPA)
Site: Oak Brook, Illinois
Registration
(NACPA members): $450 by March 31; $500 after
Registration (non-members):
$610 by March 31; $675 after
Tel: 513-421-3134 Fax: 513-421-3085
www.nacpa.org
April 25-28, 2010
Conference for Pastoral Planning and Council Development 37th
Annual Convention
Pastors, Staffs, Councils: Building Positive Relationships
During this annual conference, our keynote speakers and workshop
presenters will help us to explore the relationship challenges we
encounter in our work and ministry as diocesan planners, researchers
and pastoral council members. We’ll also look at some best practices
for addressing the unique nature of relationships in the Church as
we work together to build the Body of Christ.
Sponsor: Conference for Pastoral Planning and Council Development (CPPCD)
Site: Rensselaerville, New York
Registration
(CPPCD members): $595 (includes single room and
meals)
Registration (non-members):
$795 (includes single room and meals)
Tel: 215-333-0993 Fax: 215-587-3817
www.cppcd.org
April
25-29, 2010
Institute of Compassionate Presence
This institute offers an intensive format in which
participants explore the theoretical and experiential
dynamics of compassionate presence. The content of the week
includes an in-depth view of compassion, relational skills,
self-care, loss and suffering, compassion in the workplace,
and other topics. The institute is open to all persons of
any religious affiliation.
Sponsor: Bon Secours Spiritual Center
Site: Marriottsville, Maryland
Registration: $800 (includes lodging and meals)
Commuter Fee: $680 (includes meals)
Tel: 410-442-1320 Fax: 410-442-8219
http://bonsecoursspiritualcenter.org
April 26-28, 2010
Princeton Forum on Youth Ministry
This year, the forum will explore the radical theological and
missional significance of Hope. We will learn from expert
theologians, outstanding practitioners, and our conversations with
each other as we explore the implications of Hope for our youth
ministries.
Sponsor: Princeton Theological Seminary Institute for Youth Ministry
Site: Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey
Registration: $580 (includes room and board)
Tel: 609-921-8300
www.ptsem.edu/ce
April
26-30, 2010
Music and Mission
Dr. James Krabill, of the Mennonite Mission Network, will
build upon insights from musicology and two decades of
missionary experience in West Africa to unfold the dynamic
role of music in mission.
Sponsor: Overseas Ministries Study Center (OMSC)
Site: New Haven, Connecticut
Registration: $175
Lodging: $45 per night
Tel: 203-624-6672 ext. 315 Fax: 203-865-2857
www.omsc.org
April
27-30, 2010
The Art of Pastoring I
This workshop is designed for recently-appointed pastors or
those who and considering pasturing in the near future.
Topics include Pastor as Leader of Prayer, Visions and
Hopes, Pastor as Administrator, Canonical Responsibilities
of the Pastor, and a Panel Discussion on “My First Three
Years” and suggestions for developing your own personal
pastoral plan.
Sponsor: Ongoing Formation in Ministry
Site: University of Saint Mary of the Lake, Mundelein,
Illinois
Registration: $550 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 847-837-4558 Fax: 847-837-4565
www.usml.edu/ofim
April 28-30, 2010
Holistic Treatment: Changing the Way We Look at Recovery
During this conference, specific issues will be presented supporting
evidence-based, holistic approaches to dual diagnosis treatment.
Special emphasis will be placed on research and outcomes from
holistic studies. Conference participants will have the opportunity
to acquire in-depth information about holistic approaches for dual
diagnosis.
Sponsor: Foundations Recovery Network
Site: Las Vegas, Nevada
Registration: $429 by April 2; $489 after
Tel: 877-345-3357
www.dualdiagnosis.org
April
29-30, 2010
Symbols and Spirituality
This workshop is part of a series of open sessions jointly
sponsored by the Institute of Religious Formation and the
Hesburgh Sabbatical Program. The workshops focus on a
variety of pertinent topics regarding spirituality and
faith, and they are great opportunities for Ongoing
Education. The workshop runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon both
days, and the presenter is David Schimmel.
Sponsor: Institute of Religious Formation and the Hesburgh
Sabbatical Program
Site: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $150
Tel: 773-371-5480 Fax: 773-595-4079
www.ctu.edu
April 29-30, 2010
The Emerging Call: Discipleship and Ministry in a Changing Church
This conference will offer the opportunity for all in pastoral
ministry, both lay and ordained, to expand their understanding of
vocation and to explore how pastoral ministry serves discipleship.
The conference begins at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday and runs from 9:00
a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Friday.
Sponsor: Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
Site: Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Registration: $15
Tel: 617-552-6501
www.bc.edu/stm
April 30, 2010
The Glory of Catholic Architecture: Shadow, Image and Reality
Join us for this one-day workshop which unveils the rich theology of
liturgical art and architecture. The workshop is perfect for
priests, church building committees, architects, artists, bible
study groups, liturgy committees, pastoral councils, offices of
worship, liturgy directors, and all who love Catholic art and
beauty. The workshop runs from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sponsor: Liturgical Institute
Site: University of Saint Mary of the Lake, Mundelein, Illinois
Registration: $60 (includes lunch)
Tel: 847-837-4542 Fax: 847-837-4545
www.liturgicalinstitute.org
April
30 – May 2, 2010
The Gospel According to John
Author, pastor, and activist John Dear, SJ will lead this
weekend workshop including prayer, reflection, and study of
the Gospel of John viewed through the lens of active
nonviolence. Dear is a longtime practitioner and teacher of
nonviolence, and he lectures and leads retreats and peace
actions across the U.S.
Sponsor: Kirkridge Retreat and Study Center
Site: Bangor, Pennsylvania
Registration: $325 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 610-588-1793 Fax: 610-588-8510
www.kirkridge.org
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May 1, 2010
Nature’s Way: Emotional Healing and Spiritual Growth through Nature
Interaction
This workshop will provide participants with an experiential
immersion in the ideas and methods of Nature’s Way. We will explore
how contact with nature can help people overcome debilitating
emotions, make difficult choices, heal loss and grief, gain
self-understanding, nurture creativity, promote personal
development, and find spiritual bedrock.
Sponsor: The Center to Be
Site: West Bend, Wisconsin
Registration: $75 (includes lunch)
Tel: 414-672-5932
www.centertobe.org
May 1, 2010
Metro Chicago Congregational Stewardship Event
This is a dynamic annual stewardship conference that will cover
broad-based stewardship material. The event runs from 8:30 a.m. to
3:00 p.m.
Sponsor: The Tithing and Stewardship Foundation
Site: Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago, IL
Registration: $20
Tel: 773-256-0679
http://tithing.lstc.edu/events.php
May
3-7, 2010
Personal Renewal in the Missionary Community
Rev. Stanley Green, of the Mennonite Missionary Network, and
Dr. Christine Sine, of Mustard Seed Associates, will blend
classroom instruction and one-on-one sessions to offer
counsel and spiritual direction for Christian workers.
Sponsor: Overseas Ministries Study Center (OMSC)
Site: New Haven, Connecticut
Registration: $175
Lodging: $45 per night
Tel: 203-624-6672 ext. 315 Fax: 203-865-2857
www.omsc.org
May 3-7, 2010
Mediation Skills Training Institute
This institute is designed to equip church leaders with the skills
necessary to deal effectively with interpersonal, congregational,
and other forms of group conflict. The five-day institute also
includes a component on congregational intervention and
consultation, placed within the context of family systems theory.
The workshop will also be offered on January 11-15,
March
15-19, and October 4-8, 2010.
Sponsor: Lombard Mennonite Peace Center
Site: Hartford, Connecticut
Registration: $695 by April 5; $770 after
Tel: 630-627-0507 Fax: 630-627-0519
www.lmpeacecenter.org
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May 6-7, 2010
A Washington Briefing for the Nation’s Catholic Community
This event will bring you together with top policy makers and
congressional leaders for two full days of unhampered discussion of
issues whose outcome will shape American lives for years to come.
Join Catholic leaders, thinkers, movers and shakers as we engage in
thoughtful discussion and articulate a vision of the Catholic
community as advocate, leader, and moral compass.
Sponsor: National Catholic Reporter and Trinity Washington University
Site: Washington, D.C.
Registration: $695
Tel: 800-444-8910 ext. 2265
http://ncrnews.org/conference/briefing_may2010
May 7, 2010
Friday Seminar Series: Male Intimacy
This seminar is part of a series offering education for
clergy, religious and lay men and women in the
psychological, spiritual, ethical, and biological dimensions
of human sexuality. The seminars run from 1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
The other
seminars in the series will be held on
February 12, March 12,
September 24,
November 5, and December 3, 2010.
Sponsor: Institute for Sexuality Studies
Site: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $50
Tel: 847-920-0227
www.issmcclone.com
May 8, 2010
Enneagram Wisdom: The Nine Faces of God
This workshop will offer a holistic view of the nine Holy Ideas and
how they may interface with the nine ego-fixations of the Enneagram.
We will explore in detail the specific spiritual psycho-dynamics of
each type and seek to understand the relationship between the human
(ego) and the divine (essence. The workshop runs from 9:30 a.m. to
4:00 p.m.
Sponsor: San Damiano Retreat
Site: Danville, California
Registration: $75
Tel: 925-837-9141 Fax: 925-837-0522
www.sandamiano.org
May 9-14, 2010
Haunted by Grace: Celebrating the Work of God’s Spirit
What can we today understand by grace and how it works in our lives?
Who is the Spirit that Jesus promised to send? Together we will
probe these questions and explore the meaning of God’s activity in
our lives. This program will interest those who are longing to look
at things with new eyes. Barbara Fiand, SNDdeN will be the
presenter.
Sponsor: Maryknoll Mission Institute
Site: Maryknoll, New York
Registration: $400 (includes room and board)
Tel: 914-941-7575
www.maryknoll.org/mmi.htm
May
12-16, 2010
Training of Trainers: Creating a Culture of Peace
Participants will learn how to offer this
spiritually-grounded program to local groups. Increase
facilitation skills and your ability to use interactive and
mutual learning techniques that draw out the experience,
knowledge and wisdom of every participant. Explore building
a community of trust to take action, practice presentations,
and receive constructive feedback.
Sponsor: Kirkridge Retreat and Study Center
Site: Bangor, Pennsylvania
Registration: $415 (includes lodging and meals) by April 31;
$445 after
Tel: 610-588-1793 Fax: 610-588-8510
www.kirkridge.org
May
14, 2010
Life Issues in Ministry: Transference and Counter-Transference
This event is part of an informative series of one-day
workshops that present contemporary issues that surface in
settings of spiritual direction, adult formation ministry,
and personal relationships. The workshop runs from 9:30 a.m.
to Noon, and there is an optional reflection process session
from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Sponsor: Institute for Spiritual Leadership
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $20 (presentation only) or $25 (presentation
and reflection process session)
Tel: 773-752-5962 Fax: 773-752-5964
www.spiritleader.org
May
14-16, 2010
Writing the Sacred: A Psalm-Inspired Path to Appreciating and
Writing Sacred Poetry
Together with a wide range of poets, the presenter of this
workshop leads you with a poet’s eye into the zone that is
your sacred center. Whether you keep a writing practice or
have ever put pen to paper, you are invited to infuse your
spirituality with the artistry of poetry. Psalms, journal
writing, and other poems serve as catalysts to help you
reclaim your soul’s voice.
Sponsor: Kirkridge Retreat and Study Center
Site: Bangor, Pennsylvania
Registration: $335 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 610-588-1793 Fax: 610-588-8510
www.kirkridge.org
May 17-21, 2010
Festival of Homiletics: Transformational Preaching
With its compelling seminars and opportunities for peer interaction,
this festival is the premier conference for improving your preaching
effectiveness today. Any religious communicator would do well to
spend time in the presence of these outstanding preachers, who not
only communicate skillfully but with a heart of compassion for those
who hear them.
Sponsor: Festival of Homiletics
Site: Nashville, Tennessee
Registration: $265
Tel: 800-866-8631 Fax: 804-744-0253
www.goodpreacher.com/festival
May 19, 2010
The Art of Pastoring
II: Liturgical Issues
Liturgy is the source and summit of our Catholic faith. The role of
the pastor in the liturgy will impact every single person who has
contact with a parish. Renowned speakers will share their expertise
with you and help you navigate what can be some very divergent and
emotion-filled expectations of the liturgical celebrations in parish
life.
Sponsor: University of Saint Mary of the Lake Ongoing Formation
Office
Site: Mundelein, Illinois
Registration: $175 (includes lunch)
Tel: 847-837-4558 Fax: 847-837-4565
www.usml.edu/ofim
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May 19-21, 2010
CLINIC’s 13th Annual Convening
Journey of Hope: Understanding Migration and Building Communities
This annual gathering provides updates on immigration law and
procedures regarding visas, relief from removal, religious
immigration and more. In addition, participants can attend workshops
on advocacy on state and local efforts, media, and fundraising. The
conference agenda combines substantive law training with advocacy
and networking.
Sponsor: Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC)
Site: New Orleans, Louisiana
Registration
(CLINIC members): $275 by April 5; $350 after
Registration (non-members):
$475
Tel: 202-635-2556 Fax: 202-635-2649
www.cliniclegal.org
May 19-21, 2010
Institute of Faith and Public Life: A Theological and Ethical Framework for Engaging the Public
This institute features a diverse group of experienced pastors,
scholars, community activists, authors, and leaders in the
non-profit world. Clergy and lay leaders who participate will be
able to choose from a range of elective and plenary sessions, during
which time they will learn and discuss what it means to do justice,
love mercy, and walk humbly with God.
Sponsor: Eerdman Center for Continuing Education
Site: Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey
Registration: $180
Lodging: $60 per night (single room)
Tel: 609-497-7990 Fax: 609-497-0709
www.ptsem.edu/ce
May
21, 2010
Life Issues in Ministry: HIV and Spiritual Freedom
This event is part of an informative series of one-day
workshops that present contemporary issues that surface in
settings of spiritual direction, adult formation ministry,
and personal relationships. The workshop runs from 9:30 a.m.
to Noon, and there is an optional reflection process session
from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Sponsor: Institute for Spiritual Leadership
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $20 (presentation only) or $25 (presentation
and reflection process session)
Tel: 773-752-5962 Fax: 773-752-5964
www.spiritleader.org
May 21-23, 2010
Introduction to a New Cosmology
This workshop explores the enormous shift in understanding evoked by
the story of an evolutionary universe and our embeddedness in
Earth’s web of life. It offers new expansive understandings of the
human capacity to shape an ecologically viable future for the good
of the total planet.
The workshop will also be offered on September 24-26, 2010.
Sponsor: Genesis Farm
Site: Blairstown, New Jersey
Registration: $255 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 908-362-6735 Fax: 908-362-9387
www.genesisfarm.org
May 23, 2010
Sundays at CTU: Handing on the Tradition
This is an experience of liturgy and learning that begins with a
lecture at 3:00 p.m. and concludes with Sunday Eucharist at 4:00
p.m. Robin Ryan, CP will present the lecture.
Sponsor: Catholic Theological Union (CTU)
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration:
FREE and open to the public
Tel: 773-371-5415
www.ctu.edu
May 23 – 28, 2010
Notre Dame Symposium on Campus Ministry: Stewards of the Treasures of Our Faith
This symposium will address the catechetical, spiritual, and
vocational needs of young people in the Church and society today.
It’s hoped that this gathering will serve as a spark to further
collaboration between all engaged in this essential ministry and as
a catalyst to enliven our desire to make Jesus Christ known, loved,
and served by all to whom we minister.
Sponsor: University of Notre Dame Office of Campus Ministry
Site: Notre Dame, Indiana
Registration: $200
Tel: 574-631-7800
http://campusministry.nd.edu
May 27-30, 2010
International Society for Gerontechnology 7th World
Conference
This conference is the principal multi-disciplinary meeting for
professionals working in the field of gerontechnology. It brings
together people who design, develop, prescribe, research, set policy
for and use of technology to enhance the health, functional capacity
and quality of life of older adults.
Sponsor: International Society for Gerontechnology (ISG)
Site: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Registration
(ISG members): $475 (Canadian) by March 31; $600
after
Registration (non-members):
$575 (Canadian) by March 31;
$700 after
Tel: 778-782-5063 Fax: 778-782-5066
www.sfu.ca/isg2010
May
28, 2010
Life Issues in Ministry: Moral, Legal, and Ethical Issues in
Spiritual Direction
This event is part of an informative series of one-day
workshops that present contemporary issues that surface in
settings of spiritual direction, adult formation ministry,
and personal relationships. The workshop runs from 9:30 a.m.
to Noon, and there is an optional reflection process session
from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Sponsor: Institute for Spiritual Leadership
Site: Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $20 (presentation only) or $25 (presentation
and reflection process session)
Tel: 773-752-5962 Fax: 773-752-5964
www.spiritleader.org
May 30 – June 4, 2010
NAFSA 2010 Annual Conference and Expo
The Changing Landscape of Global Higher Education
This annual conference is the single best place to explore the
changing landscape of higher education today. Thousands of
international educators from around the country and the world will
come together to share their views on the globalization of higher
education and establish good practices for mainstreaming
international education on campuses worldwide.
Sponsor: NAFSA: Association of International Educators
Site: Kansas City, Missouri
Registration
(NAFSA members): $459 by April 23; $549 after
Registration (non-members):
$689 by April 23; $819 after
Tel: 202-737-3699 Fax: 202-737-3657
www.nafsa.org
May
30 – June 4, 2010
Summer Dream Conference
God’s Forgotten Language
This is an annual conference for all who want to recover the
ancient Biblical tradition of listening for God’s word in
our nightly dreams. The Bible is full of dreams. Paying
attention to dreams did not end with biblical times. Later
generations tended to discount dreams, at a great loss to
your soul. However, we are new seeing a resurgence of
respect and honor for our dreams.
Sponsor: The Haden Institute
Site: Flat Rock, North Carolina
Registration: $590 (includes double room and meals) or $725
(single room)
Commuter Fee: $375 (includes meals)
Tel: 828-693-9292 Fax: 828-693-1919
www.hadeninstitute.com
May 31 – June 4, 2010
2010 Proclaiming the Text Conference
Lift Up Your Voice with Strength
This conference is designed for pastors, lay leaders, seminary
students, and all who seek the tools and inspiration needed for
proclaiming the Good News. The conference offers biblical
scholarship, theological insights, and contemporary tools for
preaching and workshops that help preachers proclaim a confident,
exuberant and expansive faith.
Sponsor: Montreat Conference Center
Site: Montreat, North Carolina
Registration: $195 by April 12; $220 after
Tel: 828-669-2911 Fax: 828-669-5054
www.montreat.org
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June 3-5, 2010
Christian Scholars’ Conference 2010
Beauty in the Academy: Faith, Scholarship and the Arts
The mission of this annual conference is to create and nurture an
intellectual and Christian community that joins individuals and
institutions to stimulate networks of scholarly dialogue and
collaboration. The conference aims at promoting the integration of
scholarship and faith.
Sponsor: Lipscomb University
Site: Nashville, Tennessee
Registration: $170 by May 3; $195 after (includes meals)
Tel: 615-966-1000
http://csc.lipscomb.edu
June 3-5, 2010
Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching
This conference provides professional opportunities for the
presentation of the scholarship of teaching and learning.
Participants come from a multitude of disciplines from throughout
the U.S. and abroad.
Sponsor: Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching
Site: Washington, D.C.
Registration: $395 by April 4; $435 by May 16; $505 after
Tel: 919-636-8170
http://lillyconferences.com
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June 6-11, 2010
The Frank J. Lewis Institute for Campus Ministry Orientation
Come and meet other campus ministers from colleges and universities.
The institute will include academic input and discussion on six main
topics: Forming the Faith Community, Appropriating the Faith,
Forming the Christian Conscience, Educating for Justice,
Facilitating Personal Development, and Developing Leaders for the
Future.
Sponsor: University of Notre Dame Office of Campus Ministry
Site: University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana
Registration: $750 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 574-631-5827
http://campusministry.nd.edu
June 6-11, 2010
Religious Life in the 21st Century: Behold I Am Creating Something New
As it has done in other epochs, religious life is undergoing
significant shifts in this century. Engaging the compelling
invitations to the life today is essential. Utilizing resources from
our theological, spiritual, and social traditions, we will look at
various dimensions of the vowed life as we seek to hear how the
Spirit is moving and to what we are invited.
Sponsor: Maryknoll Mission Institute
Site: Maryknoll, New York
Registration: $400 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 914-941-7575
www.maryknoll.org/mmi.htm
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June 7-9, 2010
International Death, Grief and Bereavement Conference
Medical, Legal and Ethical Issues
The purpose of this annual conference is to provide a variety of
quality presentations and sessions where participants learn, are
motivated, and are encouraged to use what they have learned in their
place of work and ministry. Conference sessions will focus on AIDS,
assisted suicide, cremation, donation of organs, emergency care,
euthanasia, and hospice.
Sponsor: University of Wisconsin – La Crosse Continuing Education and
Extension
Site: La Crosse, Wisconsin
Registration: $329 by April 23; $397 after
Tel: 608-785-6500 Fax: 608-785-6547
www.uwlax.edu/conted/dgb/index.html
June 7-10, 2010
2010 Guest House Regional Seminar
Stress Management in Ministry
The purpose of this seminar is to promote health and spiritual
wellness by providing educational services and support regarding
alcoholism and other addictions. The seminar will help addictions
counselors and ministers to improve skills and understanding while
providing support to those struggling with addictions.
The workshop
will also be offered on June 21-24, 2010.
Sponsor: Guest House
Site: Lake Orion, Michigan
Registration: $275 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 800-626-6910 Fax: 248-391-0210
www.guesthouse.org
June 12, 2010
We Are Made From Radiance: A Day Dedicated to the Wonder of God
What if we walked around every day feeling the divine glow in every
cell of our body and in every atom of the universe? We might
actually spring alive, and the world transform itself with this
divine potency. If you are living each day routinely or with anxious
spirit, come to and be recharged with the glory of God. The workshop
runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sponsor: Siena Center
Site: Racine, Wisconsin
Registration: $42.50 (includes lunch)
Tel: 262-639-4100 Fax: 262-898-7332
www.racinedominicans.org
June 13, 2010
The Christ of the Miracle Stories: Discovering Jesus Downtown
Many commentaries on Jesus miss the outrageous characters who ask for
miracles, and what Jesus’ personal response to them was meant to
teach the disciples about our attitudes to others. In this workshop,
we will get up close to those encounters between Jesus and certain
of those petitioners and meet a new Jesus. The workshop runs from
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sponsor: Shalom Retreat Center
Site: Dubuque, Iowa
Registration: $50 (includes lunch)
Tel: 563-582-3592
www.shalomretreats.org
June 13-18, 2010
Walking Humbly, Living Justly: Globalization, Spirituality and Human
Transformation
This program seeks to offer a theological reading of globalization as
well as a global reading of theology. It will focus in particular on
the issue of international migration, exploring both the
spirituality of migrants around the world as well as articulating a
theology of migration.
Sponsor: Maryknoll Mission Institute
Site: Maryknoll, New York
Registration: $400 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 914-941-7575
www.maryknoll.org/mmi.htm
June 15-17, 2010
Reformed Mission in an Age of World Christianity
While we wait for Christ’s return, Christians value cultural
engagement, thinking theologically about discipleship in this world
and creating principled, sustainable approaches to contemporary
living. This conference is designed to strengthen the intersection
between Reformed Christian faith expressions and global movements
for world Christianity.
Sponsor: Calvin College
Site: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Registration: $150 (includes meals)
Tel: 616-526-8558 Fax: 616-526-6682
www.calvin.edu/scs/2010/conferences/rcc
June 20-25, 2010
God’s Abiding Presence in Suffering
The cross of Jesus is a persistent witness to the problem of
suffering for believers and non-believers alike. Yet, hidden within
suffering is the deep, abiding presence of the mystery and power of
God. This course will explore the Biblical roots and contemporary
understanding of this presence and its power of hope, forgiveness,
and reconciliation.
Sponsor: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Continuing Education Office
Site: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Registration: $350
Tel: 412-441-3304 ext. 2196 Fax: 412-363-3260
www.pts.edu/continuing-education
June 20-25, 2010
A Spirituality of Speaking Out: Discipleship and Risk in the Gospel
of Mark
Jesus challenged systems of domination that oppress people, suffered
a violent death at the hands of the elite, and calls his followers
to an ethic of risk which includes a willingness to suffer. This
program will explore discipleship and spirituality in the Gospel of
Mark by looking at characters who embody this spirituality and provide us with paradigms for
faith-filled discipleship.
Sponsor: Maryknoll Mission Institute
Site: Maryknoll, New York
Registration: $400 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 914-941-7575
www.maryknoll.org/mmi.htm
June 21-24, 2010
2010 Guest House Regional
Seminar
Stress Management in Ministry
The purpose of this seminar is to promote health and spiritual
wellness by providing educational services and support regarding
alcoholism and other addictions. The seminar will help addictions
counselors and ministers to improve skills and understanding while
providing support to those struggling with addictions.
The workshop
will also be offered on June 7-10, 2010.
Sponsor: Guest House
Site: Miramar Retreat Center, Duxbury, Massachusetts
Registration: $275 (includes lodging and meals)
Tel: 800-626-6910 Fax: 248-391-0210
www.guesthouse.org
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June 23-26, 2010
The Initiation Experience: Beginnings Plus (Bilingual)
This workshop presents the vision of the Rite of Christian Initiation
of Adults, provides experience of the flow, steps, and periods of
the Rite, teaches the skills necessary for local implementation,
invites reflection, faith sharing, and liturgical celebration, and
deepens understanding of the conversion journey. Workshops will be
presented in English and Spanish.
Sponsor: North American Forum on the Catechumenate
Site: Blackwood, New Jersey
Registration: $415 by March 23; $435 after (includes lodging and
meals)
Tel: 202-884-9758 Fax: 201-661-2862
www.naforum.org
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June 24-27, 2010
Fellowship in Prayer 60th Anniversary Conference
An Answer for the Twenty-First Century
Come join us as we celebrate 60 years of connecting people through
prayer. This annual conference aims to foster religious pluralism
and cultural diversity, integrate spiritual practice with social
action, and promote a just and peaceful global community.
Sponsor: Fellowship in Prayer
Site: Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
Registration
(General Registration): $200 by April 30; $250 after
Registration (Seniors):
$175 by April 30; $200 after
Tel: 609-924-6863 Fax: 609-924-6910
www.fellowshipinprayer.org
June 24-27, 2010
Sankofa Youth and Family Summit 2010
Generations: Blessed! Called! Qualified!
The focal point of this summit is setting a standard for our youth
and families to understand that they are the key which holds the
future for a positive quality of living and to challenge them to
strive towards higher learning and leadership. The summit also
responds to the psychological, educational, and spiritual needs of
African-American youth and their families.
Sponsor: Bowman Francis Ministry Project
Site: St. John’s University, Queens, New York
Registration: $125
Tel: 317-259-0144
www.bowmanfrancisministry.com
June 25-26, 2010
Apostles of Non-Violence: Gandhi, Day and King
Jesuit priest and peacemaker John Dear will offer reflections on the
lives and lessons of Mahatma Gandhi, Dorothy Day and Martin Luther
King, Jr. in light of the world’s violence and the possibilities of
creative nonviolence to learn how we can become more and more
nonviolent, deepen our faith, hope and love, and carry on their work
to abolish war, poverty, and racism.
Sponsor: Adult Spiritual Renewal and Empowerment, Inc.
Site: Loyola University Lakeshore Campus, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $220 by April 25; $235 after
Tel: 574-855-3125
www.asrenewal.org/renewal/weekend.html
June 25-26, 2010
A Living God: A Spirituality for Adults
How adequate is our imaging of God for who God is? How adequate is
our imaging of God for who we are? Can our imaging of God undergo
transformation as we grow and develop and how does this
transformation happen? These and other questions will be considered
during this brief weekend course.
Sponsor: Adult Spiritual Renewal and Empowerment, Inc.
Site: Loyola University Lakeshore Campus, Chicago, Illinois
Registration: $220 by April 25; $235 after
Tel: 574-855-3125
www.asrenewal.org/renewal/weekend.html
June 25-27, 2010
Worldwide Marriage Encounter 2010 North American
Convention
You Are the Light of the World
This annual event provides an opportunity for encountered couples to
continue their Marriage Encounter journey and to strengthen their
love for God and each other. The convention includes a special day
just for priests.
Sponsor: Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME)
Site: Atlantic City, New Jersey
Registration: $100 for priests
Email:
dpmpamme@comcast.net
www.wwme2010con.org
June 30 – July 3, 2010
National Alliance on Mental Illness 2010 Convention
This annual conference provides participants with relevant
information, valuable insight, and the opportunity to engage in
support networks. The conference draws on the lived experience of
individuals who have learned to live well with mental illness and
have been trained to help others as well as the expertise of mental
health professionals and educators.
Sponsor: National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Site: Washington, D.C.
Registration
(NAMI members): $235 by May 31; $260 after
Registration (non-members):
$285 by May 31; $310 after
Tel:
703-524-7600 Fax: 703-524-9094
www.nami.org
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Ambassadors of Reconciliation (Volume I): Diverse Christian Practices
of Restorative Justice and Peacemaking
By Elaine Enns and Ched Myers
St. Paul called on followers of Christ to be "ambassadors of
reconciliation." In reflections on this and other New Testaments
texts, Enns and Myers offer a lens for re-reading the entire
biblical tradition as a resource for the cause of "restorative
justice" and peacemaking.
ISBN: 1-57075-831-7, 192 pages, paperback, $16.00
Orbis Books
www.maryknollmall.org
The Art of Change: Faith, Vision, and Prophetic Planning
By John Reid and Maureen Gallagher
Think about what your organization could do if the process of
planning met the inevitability of change head on, and it resulted in
significant success. Reid and Gallagher have been instrumental in
helping many groups discover the power of Prophetic Planning. This
book presents a complete overview with detailed information that any
organization will find useful in understanding how to plan for
change.
ISBN: 0-7648-1867-7, 128 pages, paperback, $12.99
Liguori Publications
www.liguori.org
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Being in Ministry: Honestly, Openly and Deeply
By Douglas Purnell
An experienced pastoral practitioner writes with poetic insight and
reflective discipline about the practice of ministry and the life of
the priestly person. Purnell’s reflections will lead you to think in
new ways about ministry and about the role of the priestly person.
ISBN: 1-60899-122-8, 190 pages, paperback, $22.00
Wipf and Stock Publishers
www.wipfandstock.com
The Book of Calamities: Five Questions about Suffering and Its
Meaning
By Peter Trachtenberg
What does it mean to suffer? What enables some people to emerge from
tragedy while others are spiritually crushed by it? Why do so many
Americans think of suffering as something that happens to other
people-who usually deserve it? These are some of the questions at
the heart of this powerful book.
ISBN: 0-3161-5879-8, 464 pages, hardcover, $23.99
Little, Brown and Company Publishers
www.littlebrown.com
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Christ and the Catholic Priesthood: Ecclesial Hierarchy and the
Pattern of the Trinity
By Matthew Levering
This book is ideal for scholars, graduates, and lay readers who are
interested in Catholic doctrine on the hierarchy of the priesthood.
It includes extensive discussion with biblical exegesis. In
addition, there is an extensive discussion of the thought of St.
Thomas Aquinas and Balthasar in an ecumenical context.
ISBN: 1-59525-029-2, 224 pages, hardcover, $17.95
Liturgy Training Publications
www.ltp.org
Coming Home: Union with God
By Sr. Carole Riley
In this presentation, principles of authenticity are presented. The
listener will be guided and helped in clarifying his or her presence
in the world in regards to personal, interpersonal, faith and
professional relationships. The listener will be invited to reflect
on the nature of compassion, forgiveness, competence, authenticity,
and our human sexuality.
CDAH580, 2 CDs, 110 minutes, $19.95
TAH580, 2 audiocassettes, 110 minutes, $19.95
St. Pauls / Alba House
www.stpauls.us
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Common Ground: Islam, Christianity and Religious Pluralism
By Paul Heck
Christian-Muslim interaction is a reality today in all corners of the
globe, but while many celebrate the commonality of these traditions,
significant differences remain. If these religions cannot be easily
reconciled, can we perhaps view them through a single albeit
refractive lens? Heck undertakes a study of religious pluralism as a
theological and social reality and approaches the two religions in
tandem as part of a broader discussion on the nature of the good
society.
ISBN: 1-5890-1507-4, 256 pages, paperback, $24.95
Georgetown University Press
http://press.georgetown.edu
Crossing the Desert: Lent and Conversion
By James Keating
A contemporary, easy-to-read guide to morality for the faithful,
ordinary, searching adult of the 21st century, this book of
insightful commentary and questions for meditation shows readers how
to live Lent to the fullest each and every day.
ISBN: 0-7648-0682-7, 96 pages, paperback, $5.95
Liguori Publications
www.liguori.org
Day by Day through Lent: Reflections, Prayers, Practices
By Daniel Lowery
This book provides daily reflections based on the Gospel readings
with a prayer and suggested practice for making the most of the
season of Lent.
ISBN: 0-8924-3194-6, 144 pages, paperback, $6.99
Liguori Publications
www.liguori.org
The Deeper Journey: The Spirituality of Discovering Your True Self
By M. Robert Mulholland
As you journey
deeper in the Christian pilgrimage, you come to realize that the
Christian life is more than merely replicating particular spiritual
disciplines or practices. You begin to understand that at the core
of Christian faith is the transformation of your very identity.
Mulholland exposes
the false
selves that you may be tempted to hide behind and helps you to
instead discover the true self that comes from being hidden with
Christ in God.
ISBN:
0-8308-3277-4, 168 pages, paperback, $15.00
InterVarsity Press
www.ivpress.com
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Dialogue and Difference: Clarity in Christian-Muslim Relations
By Christian Troll
This book is an accessible introduction to basic issues in
Christian-Muslim relations by one of the world's veteran experts.
Troll clarifies the foundational issues that unite and divide the
world's two largest religious traditions.
ISBN: 1-57075-856-0, 192 pages, paperback, $34.00
Orbis Books
www.maryknollmall.org
Discovering My Experience of God: Awareness and Witness
By Frank DeSiano and Kenneth Boyack
In this book, DeSiano and Boyack offer a simple yet deeply effective
series of reflective and written exercises that leads readers to a
greater awareness of God's daily presence. The book is designed to
help Catholics know and affirm their personal stories of faith.
ISBN: 0-8091-4565-2, 80 pages, paperback, $5.95
Paulist Press
www.paulistpress.com
Miracle on the Hudson and Other Extraordinary Air Crash Events
Produced by Ignatius Press
In addition to new footage and exclusive interviews with crew,
survivors, and rescuers telling the amazing story of survival after
US Airways flight 1549 landed in the Hudson River, this video shows
how from the ashes of eight horrific air crashes came discoveries
that may one day save your life.
Item #: MHU-M, DVD, 129 minutes, $14.95
Ignatius Press
www.ignatius.com
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Not by Bread Alone: Daily Reflections for Lent 2010
By Jay Cormier
This book offers a short collection of insightful meditations that
focus on Lenten themes of repentance and redemption, sacrifice and
salvation as well as the Easter promise of resurrection and new
life. With Scripture as the foundation for each day’s entry, readers
will find the guidance they need to become closer to God’s Word
during this holy time of year.
ISBN: 0-8146-3266-6, 104 pages, paperback, $2.00
Liturgical Press
www.litpress.org
Paul and Christian Life: A Virtue Ethics Approach
By Daniel Harrington, SJ
In this series of presentations, Harrington explains Paul’s ethics
and the importance of Christian character formation. He touches on
such pressing issues as marriage and divorce, sexual morality, the
role of community, and Eucharist, and the relationship between
Church and State. He demonstrates how a Christian should live a life
that Paul envisioned for all believers.
CDAH586, CD, 10 hours, $48.95
St. Pauls / Alba House
www.stpauls.us
Popular Catholicism in a World Church: Seven Case Studies in
Inculturation
Edited by Thomas Bamat and Jean-Paul Wiest
In this book, Bamat and Wiest put together a collection of essays in
which case studies reveal the richness of Catholic practice and its
inculturation in different part of the world including Asia, Latin
America, and Africa.
ISBN: 1-57075-252-0, 350 pages, paperback, $24.00
Orbis Books
www.maryknollmall.org
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Sacred Space for Lent 2010
Published by the Jesuit Communication Centre, Ireland
The fourth edition of Sacred Space for Lent provides busy
people a rich and thoughtful way to enter into the season of Lent.
The book offers weekly themes, daily readings, and beautiful,
relevant prayers. This portable and affordable resource can be used
by readers on the go, and is a great companion to the successful
website,
www.sacredspace.ie.
ISBN: 1-5947-1222-7, 128 pages, paperback, $2.50
Ave Maria Press
www.avemariapress.com
A Servant Leader’s Journey: Lessons from Life
By Jim Boyd
This is a series of reflections on coping with a fatal disease, but
also an insightful examination of living and dying. Boyd began
writing this book after learning in 2004 that he had Lou Gehrig’s
disease. Much of the book draws on Boyd’s extensive understanding of
leadership and the factors that cause people to either accept or
reject leaders.
ISBN: 0-8091-4568-3, 192 pages, paperback, $18.95
Paulist Press
www.paulistpress.com
The Spiritual Life: Recognizing the Holy
With Robert Fabing, SJ
This video is based on Fabing’s book in which he unfolds the nature
and meaning of the spiritual life and the role that emotional
suffering plays in it. This video is ideal for all those who wish to
grow in the spiritual life and their relationship with God.
ISBN: 0-8091-8294-7, DVD, 60 minutes, $19.95
Paulist Press
www.paulistpress.com
36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work of Fiction
By Rebecca Goldstein
This book plunges into the great debate of our day: the clash between
faith and reason. World events are being shaped by fervent believers
at home and abroad, while a new atheism is asserting itself in the
public sphere. On purely intellectual grounds the skeptics would
seem to have everything on their side. Yet people refuse to accept
their seemingly irrefutable arguments and continue to embrace faith
in God as their source of meaning, purpose, and comfort.
ISBN: 0-307-37818-7, 416 pages, hardcover, $27.95
Random House
www.randomhouse.com/academic
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