A professor of Hebrew literature will discuss his book on the influence of cafés on modern Jewish culture in a free public lecture Monday.
A professor of Hebrew literature will discuss his book on the influence of cafés on modern Jewish culture in a free public lecture Monday.
Assumption University invites registration for two new “Learn for Life” general interest education opportunities.
UWindsor alumnus John Cappucci has begun a further two-year term as Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict at Assumption University.
UWindsor alumnus John Cappucci has begun a further two-year term as Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict at Assumption University.
“The Road to Emmaus,” 1877 painting by Robert Zund.
A lecture Tuesday will explore how to draw young people back into Christian practice.
A lecture Monday will investigate the change brought on by the arrival of Protestantism in the five centuries since Martin Luther posted his 95 theses.
A lecture Monday at Our Lady of the Assumption will explore the implications of Protestantism.
John L. Esposito will deliver his free lecture public lecture “The Future of Islam and Muslim-West Relations” Wednesday on the UWindsor campus.
John L. Esposito will deliver his free lecture public lecture “The Future of Islam and Muslim-West Relations” Wednesday on the UWindsor campus.
Mary Healy will deliver a free public lecture, “The Role of Healing in Evangelization,” Tuesday, September 12.
Mary Healy will deliver a free public lecture, “The Role of Healing in Evangelization,” Tuesday, September 12.
The “Living your best life” conference, June 14 at the Fogolar Furlan Club, will explore healthy aging and spirituality.
UWindsor alumnus John Cappucci has accepted an appointment as Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict at Assumption University.
UWindsor alumnus John Cappucci has accepted an appointment as Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict at Assumption University.
Having left their native countries due to violence and persecution, many refugees now call Windsor home.
Sister Helen Petrimoulx, retired refugee specialist for the Roman Catholic diocese of London, will lead a discussion with volunteers who have helped resettle many newcomers to the area in a free public event Monday, April 3, entitled “I was a stranger and you welcomed me.”
Speakers will share their experiences providing care to refugees, and consider how to join these new neighbours in building a better community for all.
