The Third Annual St. Hubert Lecture was great!
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This lecture featured William Cahoy, PhD.
Professor Emeritus of Theology
St. John’s University, Minnesota
Faith & Reason – A Catholic Tradition
The lecture was presented on Sunday, April 24, 2022.
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On April 25, 2021, the St. Hubert Lecture hosted its second annual event – an engaging, perceptive, and thought-provoking presentation by Barbara Reid, OP.
Exploring the Role of Women
in the Easter Story
with
Barbara Reid, OP
President of Catholic Theological Union
Carroll Stuhlmueller, C.P. Distinguished Professor of New Testament Studies
In each of the four gospels women are the first to discover the empty tomb, and in two of them, they are the first to encounter the risen Christ. Each of the four accounts is distinct in the way the story is told and how it authenticates (or not!) the women’s authority in the believing community.
Sr. Barbara Reid is a Dominican Sister of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and has been a member of the faculty of Catholic Theological Union in Chicago since 1988, where she also served as Vice President and Academic Dean from 2009-2018. Professor Reid has been actively involved in the Association of Theological Schools of the United States and Canada, including service for two terms on their Board of Directors. She is a past President of the Catholic Biblical Association. Sr. Barbara is the recipient of numerous honors and awards.
Learn more about Sr. Barbara Reid.
Catholic Theological Union
Dominican Sisters – Grand Rapids, Michigan
Learn more about the St. Hubert Lecture.
Each year the St. Hubert Lecture features a significant scholar to share some of the breadth and depth of the Catholic intellectual and spiritual tradition. Lectures are scheduled for late April as part of the Mystagogia, highlighting that the Easter Season invites us to explore the meaning of the mystery of our faith.
More about Mystagogia
“…Traditionally, this period is called the Mystagogia, a deepening of our understandings in the mysteries of our faith. For the newly initiated into the faith, this period is the final stage for the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. For we veteran believers this period provides a time for “shaking-up” and reaffirming our life in the Holy Spirit. While all of us can always benefit from a renewal of our spirituality, this period after Easter is the “high octane” celebration of an extended Easter season…”
Excerpt from Op/Ed by Hugh McNichol
Catholic Online
Click here to read the entire article.
The first St. Hubert Lecture was presented by Fr. Ron Rolheiser, OMI, on November 1, 2020. Parishioners and people from nineteen states and eight countries around the world tuned in via Zoom. More than 130 people heard Fr. Ron speak about The Lives of the Saints – From Early Christian Martyrs to People Magazine. Fr. Ron drew from history, linguistics, art, and sociology to present a talk filled with insight and punctuated with humor.
Named for our parish’s patron saint, the St. Hubert Lecture series helps honor the life and transformation of Hubert of Aquitaine, who became the first Bishop of Liege in the 8th century. Today, with the increasing awareness of the need for a new way to view and value the created world, Hubert’s life illustrates a conversion to understanding how all things are interconnected. This inaugural lecture was a perfect fit for All Saints’ Day and to honor St. Hubert, whose feast day is November 3.
Email your questions to lecture@sthubertchurch.org.