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The Vatican II Council produced a remarkable document, Nostra Aetate (In Our Age), which established new relationships between the Catholic Church and Jews, and it included a section on new relations with Islam. The 60th anniversary of this historic document is being celebrated at Georgetown University this fall. “The Church regards… Due to technical difficulties we were postponed in getting courses up for 2026, but they are now available on the website under “Search Courses.” The WTC Registrar, Dr. Robin Apparacio, has posted all the courses we have for winter and spring terms. There are many courses in person and a… On September 24, 2025 Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew received the Templeton Prize for his life-long commitment to the environment. In 1997, Bartholomew famously declared that “to commit a crime against the natural world is a sin.” Read his acceptance address here.… In this Newsweek article, Paul Raushenbush, the head of the Interfaith Alliance, calls on all faith communities to mobilize against the weaponization of government and religion in our democracy. “It’s so important in this moment, when we know that democracy is under threat because of an authoritarian effort…, that faith communities… Contemporary society has crossed a threshold of massive upheavals due to the advancement and proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) and other technologies. Rapid developments in AI raise significant concerns and deep questions about traditional ways of understanding human persons, consciousness,…
Nostra Aetate at 60: Prospects for Muslim-Christian Relations Nov. 5
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Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Receives Templeton Prize
Newsweek's "No Kings Rev." Paul Raushenbush in DC Sunday
VIDEO: "AI, Theology, and Liberation" Faculties Convocation
“AI, Theology, and Liberation: Re-imagining Technology and Theological Education”