William Roka, the Director of Programs at Village Preservation, will discuss the fascinating history of this ship. The Titanic was built in an era when ships of her class were designed to accommodate mass immigration and the world’s wealthiest travelers. From what inspired her construction to the profoundly tragic sinking of this most famous ocean […]
PRESENTER: Fr. James Casciotti, S.J. Join us for this presentation on Catholic beliefs concerning the afterlife as part of our annual series on what it means to be Catholic.
Saturday, April 26th at 11 AM Wallace Hall Come join in the fun of Earth Day to plant succulents to take home, draw favorite images of creation, or write a letter to the President or Vice President about the importance of green energy and care of our Common Home! Laudato Si’ Ministry is sponsoring this […]
Presenter: Prof. Robert Klitzman, M.D., Director of the Masters of Bioethics Program, Columbia University. Patients and families often struggle with religious, spiritual and existential quandaries, especially when confronting the end of life. This lecture will explore how these individuals seek and find sources hope, meaning, purpose and connection, and how hospital chaplains often help.
Featuring the St. Ignatius Loyola Children’s Choirs, Parish Community Choir, Wallace Hall Choir and Orchestra, & Canticum Sacrum Join us for an afternoon of singing and celebration of our yearlong liturgical music program! Featuring the volunteer choir members of St. Ignatius and accompanied by our Director of Music Ministries K. Scott Warren, this annual event […]
Presenters: Profs. Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Allen Grim, Co-Founders and Co-Directors of the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology, Yale University Pope Francis’ 2015 encyclical, Laudato Si, is an invitation to respond to the “Cry of the Earth and the Cry of the Poor”. It has been called the most important document of the […]
