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2014-09-19
Marquette University
The annual Graduate Student gathering. The program was as follows:

Friday, September 19, 2014
9:10 am Opening Remarks

9:30 am Brian Bajzek, Regis College, University of Toronto, “The Community of the Self-Emptying Servant: A Kenotic Expansion of Robert Doran’s Ecclesial Heuristic”

10:00 am Bryan Gent, Regis College, University of Toronto, “In the Laboratory of the Imagination with Ricoeur and Lonergan”

10:45 am Jonathan Heaps, Marquette University, 2nd annual M. Shawn Copeland Presentation: “Cone’s Adaptation: How Contextual Theologies Sub-differentiate Theological Consciousness”

1:00 pm Rachel Courey, Memorial University of Newfoundland, “Getting to Reconciliation: Lonergan and Religious Conflict Transformation”

1:30 pm Andrew Vink, Marquette University, “The Crucified People and the Law of the Cross: Lonergan and Ellacuria at the Crossroads”

2:10 pm Joshua Haxton, University of Notre Dame, “Finality, Love, Orders”

2:40 pm Eugene Schlesinger, Marquette University, “Beyond Cognition: Psychic Conversion, James K.A. Smith, and the Law of the Cross”

3:20 pm Samuel Granger, Boston College, “Facadebook: The Internet, Cognition, and Grace”

3:50 pm Christopher Krall, S.J., Boston College, “‘Memoria’ in Augustine’s Trinity, A Needed Clarification in the Context of Recent Research”

4:30 pm Glenn Butner, Marquette University, “Participation or Communion? Trinitarian Reflections on the Four-point Hypothesis:

5:10 pm Rev. Joseph Ogbonnaya, Marquette University, “Keynote: African Liberation Theologies: Insights from the Integral Scale of Values”

Saturday, September 20, 2014
10:10 am: Panel on “Lonergan and the Questions of Ethics,” featuring: Dr. Patrick Byrne,Boston College; Dr. Cynthia Crysdale, Sewanee: The University of the South; Rev. Philip Rossi, S.J., Marquette University, “Historical Mindedness, Moral Normativity, and the Workings of Contingency”; Jennifer Fenton, Doctoral Candidate in Philosophy, Marquette University; Nick Olkovich, Doctoral Candidate in Theology, St. Michael’s College, University of Toronto, “A Lonerganian Retrieval of Political Decline and Retrieval”

1:40 pm Justin Schwartz, Regis College, University of Toronto, “Method in Theology as a Theoretical and Practical Reflection on the Great Commissions”

2:10 pm Heejung Adele Cho, Regis College, University of Toronto, “The Universal Presence of the Holy Spirit in the Context of Christianity in Asia: From the Perspective of Frederick E. Crowe, S.J. and the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences”

2:55 pm Eric Mabry, Regis College, University of Toronto, “DIDICIT OBEDIENTIAM: The Historical and Existential Ramifications of the Hypothesis of ESSE SECUNDARIUM”

3:25 pm Ryan Hemmer, Marquette University, “Social Grace as Dialectic”

We regret that the recordings of Brian Bajzek and Bryan Gent were faulty.

Contributor Title
Bryan Gent In the Laboratory of the Imagination with Ricoeur and Lonergan
Jonathan Heaps 2nd annual M. Shawn Copeland Presentation: “Cone’s Adaptation: How Contextual Theologies Sub-differentiate Theological Consciousness”
Rachel Courey Getting to Reconciliation: Lonergan and Religious Conflict Transformation
Andrew Vink The Crucified People and the Law of the Cross: Lonergan and Ellacuria at the Crossroads
Joshua Haxton Finality, Love, Orders
Eugene Schlesinger Beyond Cognition: Psychic Conversion, James K.A. Smith, and the Law of the Cross
Samuel Granger Facadebook: The Internet, Cognition, and Grace
Christopher Krall ‘Memoria’ in Augustine’s Trinity, A Needed Clarification in the Context of Recent Research
Glenn Butner Participation or Communion? Trinitarian Reflections on Lonergan’s Four-point Hypothesis
Joseph Ogbonnaya Keynote: African Liberation Theologies: Insights from the Integral Scale of Values
Various Speakers Panel on Lonergan and the Questions of Ethics
Justin Schwartz Method in Theology as a Theoretical and Practical Reflection on the Great Commissions
Heejung Cho The Presence of the Holy Spirit in the Context of Christianity in Asia: From the Perspective of Frederick E. Crowe and the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (FABC)
Eric Mabry DIDICIT OBEDIENTIAM: The Historical and Existential Ramifications of the Hypothesis of ESSE SECUNDARIUM
Ryan Hemmer Social Grace as Dialectic