Essays - Alcuin Institute for Catholic Culture - Tulsa, OK.
Sacramental Theology, a free 16 week course taught by William Dunn, STL, and held at the Chancery Building B will cover the Church community as Sacrament-sign and cause- of Christ in the world today. The course will continue weekly through May 6. This series, which continues through April 21st, will be taught by Mason Beecroft, ThM.
The Institute of Catholic Culture is an adult catechetical organization, faithful to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, and dedicated to the Church’s call for a new evangelization.
A Conversation with Barbara James An Intereligious Dialogue Initiative Event. The IDI will welcome Barbara James, a great-grandmother from the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community. She is a most respected elder in both longhouse and church life ways among the Coast Salish.
The Institute of Catholic Culture’s Sophia Symposium is designed to provide in-depth education for catechists and active parish volunteers who can and are making an impact in their community. Our program offers students the unique opportunity to study fundamentals of the Catholic faith in a small class environment at no charge. Learn More.
The Wethersfield Institute promotes a clear understanding of Catholic teaching and practice and explores the cultural and intellectual dimensions of the Catholic faith. The Institute does so by hosting conferences and workshops, supporting Catholic scholars and artists, and holding public lectures at the Wethersfield Estate and in New York City.
That We May Be One: Racial Justice and the Catholic Church. The annual Catholic Heritage Lectures, launched in 2010, engage the intellectual and religious communities of the Seattle area and the Seattle University community to explore aspects of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition and the intersection of Catholicism and culture.
Robert Mixa is the Educational Fellow at the Word on Fire Institute. He earned a BA in Philosophy from Saint Louis University and a Masters in Theological Studies at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC.
The Institute of Catholic Culture is an adult catechetical organization, faithful to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, and dedicated to the Church’s call for a new evangelization. The Institute seeks to fulfill its mission by offering education programs structured upon the classical liberal arts and by offering opportunities in which authentic Catholic culture is experienced and lived.
The ICC’s curriculum is structured upon the classical liberal arts and divided into four quarters, corresponding to the Church’s major liturgical cycles (Advent, Christmas, Lent, Paschal Season), the calendar year (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer), and a fourfold division of the history of the world (Pre-Christian, Early Christian, Medieval and Renaissance, and Modern).
In this collection of essays, distinguished Australian theologian Tracey Rowland takes up the relationship of Christ and culture, broadly understood. She contrasts the principles undergirding what St. John Paul II called a “culture of death” with those required for the flourishing of a humanism that flows from the grace of the Incarnation.
Curriculum Our core curriculum offers foundational courses specifically designed to present a broad educational opportunity aimed at preparing the student to grow in their knowledge and love of the Catholic Faith and to bring their faith to others. Each semester-long course represents twenty-eight classroom hours and includes optional testing leading to certificate achievement. In addition.
William Hasselberger is a philosopher at the Institute for Political Studies, the Catholic University of Portugal, and a Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture. He is currently researching the nature of the ethical virtues, especially the relation of virtue to tacit practical knowledge, and how new forms of scientism.
He is the author of Property Rights and the Constitution and co-editor of Politics, Policy, and Culture. His articles and essays have appeared in the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, Catholic University Law Review, The Public Interest, The Imaginative Conservative, The Washington Post and.
