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Concurrent Sessions

Group I
LIVING IN DIVERSE RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS
Location:
Devon Room
Moderator:
John Edwards

1.  Don Kuriakose Cherupuzhathottathil, official for the Congregation for the Oriental Church, “Ministry of Charity (Diakonia): A Silent Means to Dialogue between Believers of Different Religionsâ€

2.  Amanda Quantz, University of St. Mary (KS), “Global Wisdom for a Prophetic Church: A Twenty-First Century Application of Nostra Aetateâ€

3.  Eric Trinka, PhD candidate, Catholic University of America, “Migration and Religion in the 21st Century in Light of the Call of Nostra Aetateâ€

 

Group II
INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE FOR THE COMMON GOOD
Location:
Radnor Room
Moderator:
Julie Sheetz-Willard

1.  Stephen Adubato, St. Benedict’s Prep (NJ), “Divine Dialogues: The Implications of Ratzinger’s Theology of the Eucharist for Interreligious Affairsâ€

2.  Fatih Harpci, Carthage College (WI), “Beyond Coexistence and Tolerance: Christian-Muslim Relations in the Light of Nostra Aetate and A Common Wordâ€

 

Group III
A CALL TO MISSION
Location:
Haverford Room
Moderator:
Suzanne Wentzel

1.  Kaley Carpenter, ¸ÌéÙÖ±²¥ University, “A Missionary Minefield or Millennial Partnership? Nostra Aetate and American Protestants in the Middle Eastâ€

2.  Anthoni Jeorge, MI, Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines, “Towards a Constructive Inculturation: Role of Cultural Competence for Missionary Leadership Praxis in the Multi-religious Context of Indiaâ€

3.  Matthijs Kronemeijer, independent scholar, “The Troubling Attractiveness of Another Faith: Political Theologies Up in the Air from Abu Dhabi to Rome and Beyondâ€

 

Group IV
CHRISTIAN-JEWISH PRACTICE
Location:
St. David’s Room
Moderator:
Ian Clausen

1.  Julia McStravog, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, US Holocaust Memorial Museum, “Human Dignity in Our Time: Dialogue, Freedom, and Mutualityâ€

2.  Joel Warden, Catholic Scholar in Residence, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, “Catholic Eucharistic Anamnesis, Jewish Remembrance of Liberation at Pesach, and the Healing of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorderâ€

 

Group V
CHRISTIAN AND MUSLIM DIALOGUE
Location:
Bryn Mawr Room
Moderator:
Barbara Wall

1.  Matthew Bagot, Spring Hill College (AL), “Fostering Unity and Justice: Catholic and Muslim Approaches to Democracyâ€

2.  Jules Boutros, Saint Joseph University and Sagesse University, Beirut, “Promoting the Constants of Mission with the Muslims for Today in the Middle Eastâ€

3.  John Flannery, “The Mission of the Portuguese Augustinians to Persia and Beyond (1602–1747)â€

 

Group VI
NOSTRA AETATE AND SUPERSESSIONIST THEOLOGY
Location:
Rosemont Room
Moderator:
Kerry San Chirico

1.  Kevin Hughes, ¸ÌéÙÖ±²¥ University, “Nostra Aetate and the Possibilities of a Catholic Post-Supersessionist Theologyâ€

2.  Rebecca Luft, St. Macrina Orthodox Institute, “The Image of Israel in God’s Mind: Confronting the Question of Supersessionism in an Iconic Participatory Reading of Scripturesâ€