Here is the schedule for future webinars and open houses. All times are Central.
| Date | Event |
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16 May |
Online Open House |
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4 June, 8PM |
Tom Ryan, Director of the Loyola Institute for Ministry, "Eucharist and Adoration," in anticipation of the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) |
| 19 June, 8PM | Online Open House |
Click on the title of the webinar to view the presentation. Th etitle links you to the video of the webinar.
Marion Danforth knows the LIM method of theological reflection. She knows it because she studied it as a student and then facilitated it in a LIMEX learning group in the Diocese of Raleigh, N.C. As a result of her studies in LIM, she pursued a doctorate in adult education at North Carolina State University. Having received a doctorate, she joined the LIM faculty on campus for a year. So, she really does know our LIM method of theological reflection as this audio recording of her webinar makes evident.
This presentation explores the essential question of communicating faith in our present, increasingly digital culture. Practical resources for media ministry or digital ministry abound, but in exploring Internet-mediated communication for ministry, we face a more fundamental question: What is the theological foundation for engaging in ministry in the digital realm? How might we articulate a solid theological foundation for ministry that serves us for proclaiming the Good News in a digital age? Dr. Daniella Zsupan-Jerome, professor of Liturgy, Catechesis, and Evangelization, discusses the use of various media in the Christian tradition for communicating faith.
Evelyn Thibeaux, "Images of Mary in the New Testament." An improved version is forthcoming; the recording started slightly late.
Eduardo Fernandez, S.J., "Latino/a Ministry in the Church Today," in English and Spanish
Bishop William Skylstad and Dan DiLeo, "Catholics and the Climate: Fostering Mission-Based Sustainability," February 8, 2012.
Sr. Terri Bednarz, RSM, Assistant Professor of New Testament Studies, Department of Religious Studies, Loyola University New Orleans, "Humor in the Gospel of Luke: The Rhetoric of Just Living,"April 11, 2012.
Fr. Stephen Sauer, S.J., liturgy scholar and pastor of the Jesuit Church of the Immaculate Conception in New Orleans, "The Roman Missal: A Look at the New Translation," May 15, 2012. Here is the powerpoint used for the webinar.
Podcasts from 2011 Collegeville National Symposium on Lay Ecclesial Ministry with Tom Ryan, Cecelia Bennett, Michael Brough, Graziano Marcheschi, Diana Macalintal, Neil A. Parent, Christine Keffer, Basil Pflumm, and Cathy Zeph.
Interview with Ghazala Khan after her First Tuesday's talk at the Jesuit Church of the Immaculate Conception on "Islam: A Women's and Mother's Perspective."
Interview with former Loyola Institute for Ministry Director Bob Ludwig, currently in his last semester as Director of the Institute for Pastoral Studies, Loyola University Chicago. In this interview, he offers his thoughts on a range of topics, including reflections on what led to early developments in LIM and its extension program.
Interview with Sr. Cecilia Dimaku, a graduate of the LIM on-campus program who was instrumental in helping to develop the LIM programi in Benin City, Nigeria.