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This is a March 27, 2020 update of news we have from various WTC schools about their classes and services in response to the current COVID-19 health crisis: Byzantine Catholic Seminary online courses will continue as scheduled. Resident seminarians have been sent home. Catholic University School of Theology….: All classes going online… Well, probably not in the traditional sense of God causing medieval plagues and the like. But the Corono-virus brings a kind of “judgment” by exposing weaknesses in society and our lives. Given social distancing, we can use this as a time of introspection and change for all of… Excellent Resources from our friends at the Dialogue of Science and Religion at the American Academy for the Advancement of Science, including links to the CDC, popular and scientific journals. Click on: https://www.aaas.org/sites/default/files/2020-03/2020%20special%20announcement%20-%20COVID%2019.pdf Thank you DOSER for helping us understand the nature of this virus and what… See the video of the remarkable Figel address given by the recipient of the Consortium’s Ecumenism Award, Msgr. Paul McPartlan. He makes the case for the Eucharist as the key to recent and future dialogues around Christian unity. If the Eucharist is at the heart of the Church, and if… See the video of the remarkable Tachmindji 2019 panel: “The Power of Community: the Journey of a Former White Supremacist.” This event featured a focused discussion lead by Marc Gopin of George Mason University with three young adults: Matthew Stevenson, Alison Gornick, and Derek Black, about one’s transition from a…
COVID-19 updates for WTC schools (March 27, 2020)
Is There Divine “Judgment” In All This?
Know the Best Science about the Coronavirus--from AAAS
Is the Eucharist the Key to Ecumenical Unity?
Figel Address with McPartlan now online
Journey of a Former White Supremacist Videos available