Studies in Interreligious Dialogue

This Fellowship Program will welcome its 15th cohort of Russell Berrie Fellows to study at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum). It is a one-year academic fellowship for students pursuing a Licentiate Degree in Theology (STL), with a specialization in Ecumenism and Dialogue, or earning a Diploma in Interreligious Studies. The application deadline is April 25, 2022.

Congratulations! Our New Ongoing Formation Facilitators

Congratulations to the eight MSC who have completed the first online Training for Facilitators of Ongoing Formation – Julius Katjipa (Southern African Section of the Irish Province), Jaime Rosique Mardones (Spanish Province), Darwin Thatheus (Indian Union), Bogey Cabrera (Philippines Province), Joshua Gopini (Indian Union), Bob Irwin (Australian Province), Roy O’Neill (Australian Province), Ireneo Lee (Korean Province).

Legal Education for Leadership of Religious Institutes & Lay Collaborators

Ongoing Legal Education for Leaders. You might be interested in this Program which is offered both online and on campus in Canada or you might know someone who would be interested in learning more about this program which was founded by Father Frank Morrisey … his legacy continues via this program dedicated to the members of leadership teams and their lay collaborators.

Section 10 – Self-Understanding – Passion & Priorities

The skills associated with prioritizing are significant for religious life and for living our missionary identity with integrity. When we sharpen our focus and direction, energy becomes available for action in those priority areas. In Section 10 of Self-Understanding, we will now delve into the dynamics of prioritization and examine how these dynamics influence and are influenced by our passion.

Guide for Children & Young People (Safeguarding)

THE NATIONAL STRATEGY TO PREVENT AND RESPOND TO CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE 2021–2030 (Australia). This guide will help children and young people understand child sexual abuse, how and where to get help, and how the National Strategy is improving Australia’s response to child sexual abuse. When this guide refers to a child, it refers to anyone under the age of 18 years. This guide is recommended for children aged 9 years and up.