Presented by the Thomistic Institute
When: Thursday, March 30, 2023
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM EST
Where: Sever 103, Harvard University
Gary Anderson
University of Notre Dame
Professor Gary Anderson is the Hesburgh Professor of Catholic Theology at Notre Dame University. He has written and taught widely about the Old Testament and Biblical theology. Among his many books are Sin: A History (2009) and Charity: The Place of the Poor in the Biblical Tradition (2013). Professor Anderson is the recipient of numerous awards and is the former president of the Catholic Biblical Association. His PhD is from Harvard.
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Presented by the Harvard Law School Program on Biblical Law and Christian Legal Studies
When: Thursday, March 30, 2023 - Sunday, April 2, 2023
Where: Harvard University
N.T. Wright
Church of England, Durham
Dehlia Umunna
Harvard Law School
Robert P. George
Princeton University
Gary Haugen
International Justice Mission
David French
The Dispatch, The New York Times
and more...
Join an unprecedented university-wide gathering of Harvard's Christian alumni to experience renewal and engage with thought leaders exploring the role and impact of the Christian faith to address contemporary challenges. Over the course of the weekend, rekindle relationships, enjoy prayer walks on campus, inspire the next generation of Harvard students, engage with a world-class faculty, and learn from world-renowned thought leaders
Presented by Harvard’s Memorial Church and the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard
Co-sponsored by the Harvard Catholic Forum
When: Friday, April 21, 2023 – Saturday, April 22, 2023
Where: Memorial Church, Harvard Yard
Free & open to the public.
Tyler VanderWeele
Harvard Chan School of Public Health
Emanuel Katangole
University of Notre Dame
Mark Heim
Yale Divinity School
Matthew Potts
Memorial Church and Harvard Divinity School
M. Shawn Copeland
Boston College
and more...
"To err is human, to forgive, divine”; but what is forgiveness? When can it rightly be sought or offered? Can it be corporate as well as an individual? What role should forgiveness play in law, public policy, or even public health? How can we become more forgiving? The conference will take up these important questions by bringing together eminent scholars and practitioners from philosophy, theology, psychology, law, peace studies, and public health.
Lumen Christi Summer Seminars
Through the In Lumine Group of university-facing centers of Catholic thought and culture, the Harvard Catholic Forum partners with the Lumen Christi Institute at the University of Chicago in offering these summer seminars:
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Now in their thirteenth year, the Lumen Christi Institute Summer Seminars introduce participants to central themes, figures, and texts spanning a range of topics, but all rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition.
The seminars are open to undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty as specified in the listings below.
Click the seminar titles for more details and application requirements.
Catholic Social Thought in Business Education
May 23-26, 2023 | Washington, DC
James Otteson (University of Notre Dame)
Lloyd Sandelands (University of Michigan)
Msgr. Martin Schlag (University of St. Thomas, MN)
Andreas Widmer (Catholic University of America)
Open to graduate students and faculty of any specialization in business schools.
Monastic Wisdom Seminar: "The Schola Caritatis"
June 5-11, 2023 | Crozet, VA
Led by the Trappistine sisters of the monastery
Open to women aged 18 through 40.
Catholics and non-Catholics are invited to apply.
Explorations in Integral Ecology: Science, Theology, and Creation
June 18-24, 2023 | Ithaca, NY
Sr. Damien Marie Savino (Aquinas College)
Fr. Terrence Ehrman (University of Notre Dame)
Open to undergraduate students of all backgrounds.
Economics and Catholic Social Thought: A Primer
June 19-23, 2023 | Rome
Mary Hirschfeld (Villanova University)
Joseph Kaboski (University of Notre Dame)
Msgr. Martin Schlag (University of St. Thomas, MN)
Kirk Doran (University of Notre Dame)
Open to PhD students and faculty in economics, finance and related fields.
Gregory Nazianzen’s Five Theological Orations
June 25-July 1, 2023 | University of Toronto
Fr. Andrew Summerson (Sheptytsky Institute of Eastern Christian Studies)
Lewis Ayres (Durham University)
Open to Ph.D. students in theology, philosophy, classics, and other relevant fields of study.
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Theology for Engineers and Scientists: Technology, Environment, and the Pursuit of Wisdom
June 25-July 1, 2023 | Durham, NC
Peter J. Casarella (Duke University)
Sr. Damien Marie Savino (Aquinas College)
Open to graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in STEM fields, medicine, the history of science, philosophy, theology, and relevant fields.
The Thought of John Henry Newman
July 1-8, 2023 | University of Oxford
Fr. Stephen Fields, SJ (Georgetown University)
Open to Ph.D. students in theology, philosophy, english and other relevant fields of study.
The Thought of Rene Girard: Understanding the Faith in a Secular Age
July 19-15, 2023 | Stanford, CA
Grant Kaplan (St. Louis University)
Trevor Merrill (Cal Tech)
Open to undergraduate students (including 2023 graduates) from any discipline.
Truth and Authority in Augustine's City of God
July 31-August 5, 2022 | University of California, Berkeley
Russell Hittinger (Lumen Christi Institute)
Fr Michael Sherwin, OP (University of Fribourg)
Open to Ph.D. and J.D. students in theology, philosophy, law, social sciences, and relevant fields of study.