Religion, Theology, and Peace Studies at TCD

The School of Religion, Theology, and Peace Studies at Trinity College Dublin @tcddublin. Bringing politics, history, literature, and the arts to life.

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Join us for a webinar about the Masters programme in Conflict Resolution & Reconciliation, at Trinity College Dublin in Belfast on 25th Nov at 2.30pm.

Hear from teaching staff and students, and have any questions answered.

Register:
https://t.co/NCQgN04srY

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Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne and Dr Caroline Lund have published a new piece on the coloniality of enforced starvation in Gaza. Their chapter is in a free access book entitled: 'The right to food, the reality of hunger: Insecurity and agency at the margins'.
https://t.co/YWj6V0bqsI

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Our Theology and Social Justice programme was today honoured to welcome Prof. Willie James Jennings for a visit. Multiple-award winning author of The Christian Imagination, Prof. Jennings is Andrew W. Mellon Chair of Systematic Theology and Africana Studies at Yale University.

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All are welcome to a lecture by Dr Harry Spillane, historian of the English Reformation with a particular interest in the history of the Bible and printing, to mark the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale’s New Testament, 1526.
📆 26 Nov, 7.00pm
📍G16, Loyola Institute

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Siobhán Garrigan's "Faith, Spirituality and Art in Ireland: New Perspectives for the Twenty-first Century" is one of four scholarly essays published in the latest Kaleidoscope publication, to be launched in Brussels this Thursday, 28th October.

https://t.co/Ai6wnKHJyQ

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PhD researcher from our School, Ruairi Meyler, was one of the contributors to a new publication recently launched online, 'Being Young - Being Catholic - Being European'. The book is a project of the European Society for Catholic Theology.

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On 27 Oct, PhD researchers Irene Barbotti, Hairuo Wang, Simon Brummer, and Maicol Cortes (Trinity Centre for Biblical Studies) will launch a new podcast ‘Beyond the End’ at the Long Room Hub.
17:30 - 19:30, Neill Lecture Theatre.
Please register at: https://t.co/MaUHUT7Mfs

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Interested in postgraduate study at our School? Join us for a webinar to learn more about our programmes, hear about the student experience, and ask questions to teaching staff.

📆 Wednesday 11 November
🕡 6.30pm

Register: https://t.co/CZWTCMb9XZ

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A short course in Early Irish History starts on Thursday! 'St Patrick and Armagh: primacy, pre-eminence and pilgrimage' is offered by @LoyolaTCD and the lecturer is Dr. Catherine Swift, Mary Immaculate College.

Sign up here:
https://t.co/YKHImQkICV

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On 7th October, Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation students were invited on board for a Peace Boat for a tour on its recent stop in Belfast. The Peace Boat is a Japan-based NGO that travels the world on educational voyages to promote peace, human rights, & sustainability.

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Dr Dong Jin Kim and Dr David Mitchell of @TrinityRTPS accompanied a South Korean Ministerial delegation on their recent visit to Ireland to learn from the Irish experience of peacemaking, and to explain the government’s approach to peaceful coexistence with North Korea.

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Prof. David Shepherd receives Award in Research Supervision Excellence from the Trinity College Provost, Linda Doyle. The award comes on the basis of nominations by David's students, which testify to his expert academic guidance and great pastoral care for them. Congratulations!

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ESCT public lecture: “Reclaiming Human Agency in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”.

Prof. Paul Scherz, University of Notre Dame, member of the AI Research Group of the Vatican’s Centre for Digital Culture.

Fri 9th Oct, 7pm
G16, School of Religion, Theology and Peace Studies

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All are welcome to a talk on: "Building Peaceful Coexistence on the Korean Peninsula", by Chung Dong-Young, Republic of Korea Minister of Unifications, organised by SOFIA and chaired by Dr Gillian Wylie.

📍Jonathan Swift Theatre, Trinity Arts Building
📆 Thursday 1st Oct, 6pm

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All are welcome to a public seminar organised by Trinity Centre for Post Conflict Justice and the Irish School of Ecumenics, “Transitional Justice and Reconciliation”.

2 October, 5:00–6:30 PM
ISE-LI Building, Trinity College Dublin
Please register at [email protected].

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On 28th August, Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne was invited to take part in an honorary graduation ceremony, University of the Western Cape in his role as Visiting Fellow on the Charlotte Maxeke-Mary Robinson Research Chair, Centre for Humanities Research.

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Also at Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival, on Wednesday 23 September at 11 a.m. Dr. Maja Halilovic and Dr. Neven Vukić will be presenting on their GEMS project at the morning coffee morning.

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'Can We Imagine a Better World?' @TLRHub on Tuesday 22 September at 3pm will explore some of the great challenges of our time and the positive impact of our arts and humanities research. Dr Jude Lal Fernando is on the multidisciplinary panel.

https://t.co/kKNiDV3kdS

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On 14th Sept, Prof. Siobhán Garrigan led a Public Theology event "Resisting the Political Abuse of the Bible" for Methodists across Ireland, organised by ISE's Johnston McMaster, looking at Christian Zionism, LGBT lives, nationalism, immigration, social media, and Islamophobia.

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Prof David Shepherd will interview Colm Tóibín about his Booker Prize short-listed novella, Testament of Mary, and its operatic adaptation, Testament (composed by Tarik O’Regan). 28th Sept, 6.00pm, Neill Lecture Theatre.

https://t.co/M2w1UpKxG5