Catholic Studies Speaker Series

Fall 2022 Events

Dr. Peter Kreeft
September 30, 2022

 

 

Background

Launched in 2009, the Catholic Studies Speaker Series offers 2-3 lectures per year by national and international Catholic figures and scholars. The series also brings students into contact, both in the classroom and in informal settings, with great living Catholic thinkers like Bishop Robert Barron, Joseph Pearce, Eleonore Stump and Duncan Stroik. The series helps fulfill the mission of the Catholic Studies program, "to share the riches of the Church's own culture" with students and the community

Previous Catholic Studies Events

Mary C. Moorman
A Theology of Indulgences: A Revised Construal
Mary C. Moorman brings her combined interests in law and theology to the fore in her initial work on the legal and theological framework which undergirds the Church's indulgences. Mary holds a Juris Doctor in law with a focus on religious legal systems from Boston University. She completed her work in medieval systematic theology at Yale and Southern Methodist University. She is author of "Indulgences: Luther, Catholicism, and the Imputation of Merit" (Emmaus Academic, 2017).

 

 

Fr. Paul Murray

 

 Fr. Robert Barron, "Thomas Merton's Metaphysics of Peace"