Sr. Associate Director @LC_Institute. M.Div, PhD @UChicago. Views my own.
Joined December 2011
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Michael LeChevallier retweeted
The final summer seminar is another LCI classic: an immersion into Catholic social thought. We will cover foundational principles in CST- human dignity, freedom, subsidiarity, solidarity, & the common good, and apply them to economic concepts & topics.
lumenchristi.org/event/econo…
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Friends: I am in Milwaukee 🥶 speaking at the St. Irenaeus Institute tonight at 7PM on "The Life of the Mind: Intellectual Virtues and Human Flourishing"
Apparently, you can join by Zoom here:
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Michael LeChevallier retweeted
SEMINAR PROFILE: "Early Christian Old Testament Exegesis"
Who: For grad students, featuring Profs. Lewis Ayres, Paul Blowers, and Fr. Andrew Summerson
When: June 9 through June 14
Where: University of St. Michael's College (Toronto)
Apply! lumenchristi.org/earlychrist…
@Sheptytsky
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
SEMINAR PROFILE: This year's summer seminar season will kick off with a seminar for undergrads on "What is Social Science? Charles Taylor’s Catholic Vision of Human Behavior."
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Charles Taylor is one of the most influential minds of the 20th century. For Taylor secular modernity is not only a story of disenchantment and fading values, but an opportunity for increased spiritual intensity—what he calls “Catholic modernit[ies].”
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SEMINAR PROFILE: Economics and Catholic Social Thought: A Primer
For grad students and junior faculty, featuring Kirk Doran, Mary Hirschfeld, and Joseph Kaborski (Notre Dame)
June 2 through June 5
Notre Dame
Apply! lumenchristi.org/econCST
@ND_Ethicscenter @KelloggInst
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
TONIGHT at 5 pm CT/ 6 pm ET join us for “Ideologies of War and Theologies of Healing: Ukraine, One Year Later” with Archbishop Gudziak and a panel of international relations experts, scientists, and scholars. More info at lumenchristi.org/ukraine
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
I've said it before, so I might as well say it again: in a year with neither NAPS nor Oxford, why not submit your work to the Canadian Society of Patristic Studies conference this May in Toronto? Should be a great event with a committed group of scholars.
Friendly reminder that you have one more week to submit your application to present at the Annual Meeting in Toronto! Applications close on January 31!
The conference is from May 28-30 at York University. Join us!!
cspsacep.ca/appel-de-communi…
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Launching 2 day symposium, Susan Ashbrook Harvey on “Singing the Sacred Music and the Holy in Ancient Christianity” at @Rockefeller_Chi. Presented by LCI, @FordhamOrthodox and @Sheptytsky.
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Too often we take a monolithic view to the common good. Come and learn how our many common goods can help drive towards better governance and better living together with our friends at @cappusa : capp-usa.org/2022-may-5-even…
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Join us at 5PM CT for a symposium on Fr. Stephen Brock's recent book, "The Light that Binds: A Study in Thomas Aquinas's Metaphysics of Natural Law." The symposium will feature Profs. Brock, Russell Hittinger, Matthew Levering, and Candace Vogler. buff.ly/3ujhlti
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Nova Forum is proud to be part of this story! "Secular universities across the country are home to independent institutes of Catholic thought ... part of a push to make the religion’s intellectual tradition a vital aspect of academic life." @LC_Institute @Collegium_Penn
Secular universities across the country are home to independent institutes of Catholic thought that focus on the theology, arts, politics and history of Catholicism, part of a push to make the religion’s intellectual tradition a part of academic life.
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Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Join us on April 4th with
@HTIprogram to celebrate the work of some of our emerging scholars. #studyreligion #UChicago
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
How did ancient Christian literature navigate "the tragic?" Join us online or in person Wednesday, 3/30 at 5PM CT for a lecture on "Negotiating Tragedy and the Tragic" with Prof. Paul Blowers (@Milligan_Univ)
For more info and to register: lumenchristi.org/negotiating…
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
"Faith and reason are like the two wings on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth." Join us and Saint Ignatius College Prep for a four part series on Faith and Reason, starting this Thursday, March 10.
For more info and to register: lumenchristi.org/magis-serie…
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
This should be fun. Bring the Early Times, kids.
What can Walker Percy's teach us about the pursuit of happiness in contemporary American life? Join us online or in-person Wednesday at 7PM for "Walker Percy on the Pursuit of Happiness in Apocalyptic Times," with @jennfrey.
lumenchristi.org/Walker-Perc…
#catholicfiction #walkerpercy
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
$3.65 million grant will support Catholic thought at top secular universities americamagazine.org/faith/20…
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
“Many people think that they have to choose between the Catholic faith and science....Fortunately, this is beginning to change, as Catholic scientists, scholars and ...Catholic organizations, like @LC_Institute and others, have risen to the challenge.” #Grateful @templeton_fdn
$3.65 million grant will support Catholic thought at top secular universities americamagazine.org/faith/20…
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Today! Join us for this ecumenical panel examining the recent social document "For the Life of the World: Toward a Social Ethos of the Orthodox Church," with @atpapanik @AshleyMPurpura @StephenMeawad @FordhamOrthodox
info : ow.ly/AUOl50HTojm
Michael LeChevallier retweeted
Thank you @TheBostonPilot for highlighting an image of our late founder, Thomas Levergood, as this grant cements his vision of bringing the Catholic intellectual tradition to the secular university, and ensures his legacy.
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