Upcoming Events
There is a productive dialogue taking place among the DSPT community. Join the conversation.
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Tuesday, February 7, 8:00 pm
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Fr. Michael Sherwin, OP {opwest.org} , an alumnus of DSPT, holds the Chair in Fundamental Moral Theology at the University of Fribourg {unifr.ch} .
Wednesday, February 8, 7:00 pm
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Students, Faculty, Alumni and Staff are welcome to join the discussion on Keats poem Ode on a Grecian Urn {harvard.edu} .
Thursday, February 9, 7:30 pm
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The unusual alliance between Remy, a young rat from the French countryside, and Linguini, the new garbage boy at a famous Parisian restaurant, provides a light-hearted vehicle for exploring how our passions can provide healthy focus for our natural abilities. By combining savvy with courage, Remy and Linguini support one another in the journey of self-discovery that pits passion against prejudice.
Student Retreat: Fr. Jude Eli, OP - Living the Integration of Prayer & Study
Saturday, February 11, 7:30 pm
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Fr. Jude Eli, OP will be giving several talks based on the theme of integrating our studies of divine revelation and theology with our personal spiritual lives.
Students who attend will also have the opportunity to attend Mass, Confession, and Adoration. Through this retreat we hope to enliven the Dominican charism in us so that our lives may preach the Gospel through the integration of prayer and study.
Students, please sign up at the front desk or RSVP on Facebook.
Monday, February 20, 7:30 pm
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This documentary is part of a larger presentation in Blackfriars Gallery on the relationship between religious communities and artisanal foods, which will be described in a talk by Michael Morris, OP, DSPT Professor of Religion and the Arts. The evening will conclude with a gallery reception featuring a sampling of artisanal foods from religious communities.
Lenten Reflection: Fr. Michael Sweeney, OP - Unless you Become Like Children
Saturday, February 25, 10:00 am
Our Lord admonished us that, unless we become like children, we cannot enter the Kingdom of Heaven. We will reflect together on what he meant –and how we are to do it.
Aquinas Lecture: Dr. Michael W. Tkacz - Albert the Great and the New Aristotelianism: A Turning-Point in the Western Intellectual Tradition
Tuesday, March 6, 2012, 7:30 pm
For the 2012 Aquinas Lecture, the DSPT Faculty has invited Dr. Michael W. Tkacz, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Gonzaga University. The presentation will focus on efforts of St. Albert the Great to establish the natural sciences as progressive research disciplines within the academy.
For information about other events at the GTU and UCB, follow these links:
Graduate Theological Union events calendar {gtu.edu}
University of California events calendar {berkeley.edu}
