Fred’s office was tucked in alongside our Theology and Religious Studies’ offices, which is fitting, given his deep interest in Thomas Merton. We will miss him tremendously @bellarmineU https://t.co/gbM6APhw0y
Congratulations to Dominican Sr. Phuong Pham (pictured here with Professor @gregorykhillis after the baccalaureate Mass), who will be graduating tomorrow with a degree in Sociology as well as Theology & Religious Studies
In 1966 Merton wrote to one of his aunts about his father’s, paintings: “Have you any notion where his paintings are? Perhaps an exhibition could be arranged they could be seen.” Here is one of the latest acquired by the Merton Center at Bellarmine Uni.
The second, by @gregorykhillis, is about what Thomas Merton might teach us about the necessity of working for peace in a world once again threatened with the possibility of nuclear war #Ukraine#UkraineRussiaWar https://t.co/zODYv8DYki
Last week, @bellarmineU faculty in the department of Theology & Religious Studies published two important essays. The first, by @jklassen4, is about the importance of Critical Race Theory from a theological perspective #CriticalRaceTheory https://t.co/zaNtCGWn1U
The Hank Center is honored to welcome Pope Francis in his conversation with students. Please join us to witness this extraordinary and historic dialogue!
All are welcome. Register here:
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The Vietnamese Buddhist monk, #ThichNhatHanh, died on Friday. Professor @gregorykhillis wrote about the relationship Thomas Merton had with Nhat Hanh for @americamag https://t.co/EvrcUXSRtD
.@bellarmineU community: @BUKnighted is sponsoring a dialogue with @JamesMartinSJ tonight at 8:00. Check Engage for more details about joining in person or virtually
In his new book, @gregorykhillis tackles “How Catholic was Thomas Merton?” Some label Merton a rebel whose ideas went against the church. Dr. Hillis' contention: Merton didn't negate his own Catholicism by engaging with non-Catholic traditions. https://t.co/V9FoWHl0ch
“To understand Merton," Hillis writes, "we need to understand more thoroughly how his thought was intertwined with his identity as a Catholic priest & emerged out of a thorough immersion in the church’s liturgical, theological, and spiritual tradition"
https://t.co/a5SI0MZPw1
Wonderful profile of one of our @bellarminetheo alums, Mary Wurtz, who is now working with Catholic Charities here in Louisville https://t.co/gi5NRJp0xT
A hearty welcome to our incoming and returning students from all of us in @bellarmineU's Theology & Religious Studies department (and from a masked up Thomas Merton). Can't wait to see you in class!
A hearty welcome to our incoming and returning students from all of us in @bellarmineU's Theology & Religious Studies department (and from a masked up Thomas Merton). Can't wait to see you in class!
Come work with us @McGrathND. We're looking for someone who gets really jazzed by theology, learning management systems, and digital technology in learning design.
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