Monday, 4-5:30 pm McGuinn 121 (cont.)

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• Monday, 4-530 pm McGuinn 121 (cont.)
• Cyril Orji, University of Dayton, Lonergan and
  the Problem of the Second Enlightenment
• Monday Evening, 700pm Fulton 511
• Michael McCarthy, Emeritus, Vassar College,
  Critical Christian Humanism
• TUESDAY, JUNE 16
• 9-1030am, Fulton 230 ( New LW Location)
• M. Shawn Copeland, Boston College, Some
  Interruptions to Healing and Creating in History
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• William Mathews, SJ, Milltown Institute, Dublin,
  The Notion of Value, Autobiography and Central
  Form
• 1030 -1100 Coffee Break
• 1100-1230
• Robert Luby, MD, Institute for Functional
  Medicine, Medicines Challenge Creating a
  Healing History
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• 2-330 pm Afternoon Workshops (Campion
  Classrooms)
• 4-530 pm McGuinn 121
• Richard Grallo, Metropolitan College, Human
  Science as Shift in Consciousness

• 2-330 pm Afternoon Workshops (Campion
  Classrooms)
• Workshop Excursion to the Museum of Fine Arts
• Wednesday Evening, 700pm Fulton 511
• Tribute to Boston College Campus Polices Support
  of Special Olympics
• Kenneth Melchin, St Paul U., Sargent Shriver
  Blessed are the Peacemakers
• Andrea Bartoli, Dean of the Seton Hall School of
  Diplomacy Community of SantEgidio, History,
  Memory and Conflict Resolution Preliminary
  Notes
• Timothy Shriver, Special Olympics, On Being
  Fully Alive
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• THURSDAY, JUNE 18
• 9-1030 am, McGuinn 121
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• Gordon Rixon, SJ, Regis College, Lonergans
  Notion of Sublation Participating in the Healing
  and Creating Movements
• Kevin Vander Schel, Villanova U., Schleiermacher
  on the Reign of Sin

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• FRIDAY, JUNE 19
• Friday Morning, McGuinn 121
• 9-1030 am
• Christian Krokus, University of Scranton,
  Foundations of Comparative Theology Who Should
  Compare?
• Matthew Petillo, Boston College, Divine Love in
  a Global Context Towards a Theology of
  Religions
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• Coffee Break, 1030-1100
• Mark T. Miller, U. of San Francisco, Conversion
  in Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling
• Jeremy Wilkins, Lonergan Research Institute,
  Grace and Autonomy
• Closing Lunch at Flanagan House (4 Quincy Road)
  as Guests of This Years Lonergan Fellows
  Catherine Ali, Marina Nam Altarejos, Bob
  Duewecke, OSA, Kateri Harnetiaux
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• Afternoon Workshops 2-330 pm Mon-Thurs, Campion
  classrooms
• David Aiken On Insight
• Bert Breiner Lonergan Orthodox Theology
• Patrick R Daly, MD, Lonergan and Healthcare
• ?Dr. Marie-France Dion, Christine Jamieson
  Ethics and the Hebrew Bible
• ?Richard Grallo - Thinking in Five Dimensions
  Applications of G.E.M

Forty-second Annual LONERGAN WORKSHOP Fred
Lawrence, Director lawrence_at_bc.edu 14-19, June
2015 BOSTON COLLEGE

• Lonergans Challenge for the Last 50th
  Anniversary Year of Vatican II
• Healing Creating in History
• In Memoriam William E. Murnion and Peter
  Corbishley
• Schedule of Probabilities
• SUNDAY, JUNE 14
• Sunday Evening, 7pm McGuinn 121
• John Haughey, SJ Columbiere Community,
  Angelology and Cognition
• Richard Liddy, Seton Hall U., Response to John
  Haughey, SJ
• MONDAY, JUNE 15
• Nota bene Coffee, etc. before afternoon and
  evening events
• Monday Morning, McGuinn 121
• 9-1030am
• Andrew Beards, School of the Annunciation, UK,
  Lonergan on Meaning
• Jeremy Blackwood, Sacred Heart Seminary School
  of Theology, The Heart of the Mystical Body of
  Christ Subjectivity and Solidarity with Poor
  Women of Color