Published by the Office for Mission and Ministry at @VillanovaU since 2003. Editor, Dr. Tia Noelle Pratt, @TiaPhd
Villanova, PA
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Our special issue of the @JCST2003 on "Organizing, Synodality, and Catholic Social Thought and Practice" is now released! The first collection of academic articles on Catholicism and organizing! An honor to edit this issue with @RichWoodIACS and @emb_phd. pdcnet.org/collection-anonym…
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JOB: The Office for Mission and Ministry at @VillanovaU has an opening for a Director of Communication.
This is an exciting opportunity to be a part of a dynamic team at a world-class #Catholic institution in Philadelphia.
CC: @TiaPhD #CatholicTwitter
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Please join us this Sunday (in-person or virtually) for our first Local History talk of 2022-23!
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Incredibly excited that my essay on the role of invisible work in the Polish Solidarity movement (or rather, movements) is included in this edition of @JCST2003, among 11 texts by Catholic women scholars brough together by @AnnaRowlands1 and @DrClarkM1
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VERY proud to share this new edition of @JCST2003 which contains work by women scholars from across the globe offering their readings of #fratellitutti The encyclical was criticised for its lack women’s voices. Here a globally diverse group of women scholars speak for themselves.
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young daughter was impressed by the introduction which states that it was important to have among the authors of the @JCST2003 @VillanovaU women and writers from the southern hemisphere @TiaPhD – at Pennsylvania, USA
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Scholar Spotlight: @TiaPhD is director of Mission Engagement and Strategic Initiatives at @VillanovaU and a member of the #IACS Generations in Dialogue Program.
Her research focuses on systemic racism and African-American Catholic identity.
Learn more: youtu.be/J_X7_sp3iiQ
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The Fr. James L. Heft, SM Generations in Dialogue Program provides early-career scholars the opportunity to meet with and learn from some of the finest and most experienced minds in their fields.
Learn more about our marquee program: youtube.com/watch?v=liBGZ2fU…
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Scholar Spotlight: @JaneLankes is a doctoral candidate at @PennState and a member of our Generations in Dialogue Sociology of Religion Cohort.
Her research focuses on family, #gender and #religion with a focus on motherhood.
Meet Jane and learn more: youtu.be/IPFZFXW43d4
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VERY proud to share this new edition of @JCST2003 which contains work by women scholars from across the globe offering their readings of #fratellitutti The encyclical was criticised for its lack women’s voices. Here a globally diverse group of women scholars speak for themselves.
Thank you, @DrClarkM1 and @AnnaRowlands1 for your work on this landmark issue of JCST!
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This is such such sad news to receive. Drew’s work has been important for so many of us. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. May the angels come to greet him and speed him to eternal life.
Dear friends: I am extremely sad to share with you the news that my Jesuit brother Drew Christiansen, SJ, has died at age 77 at the @Georgetown Jesuit community. Drew was the former editor in chief at @americamag, a superb scholar and a kind Jesuit priest. May he rest in peace.
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The scholars of our Generations in Dialogue program — @JaneLankes, @TiaPhD, @brad_vermurlen and @andrew7ynn — met at @DaylesfordAbbey in @ArchPhilly to discuss their work, upcoming projects and areas for future collaboration.
#IACS | #USC | #Sociology – at Philadelphia, PA
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In attempt to offer more global perspective on CST, & highlight women scholars, @DrClarkM1 & I have just finished editing special edition of @JCST2003 on African, Asian, European (east & west), North & Latin American perspectives on Fratelli Tutti. Out spring - follow @JCST2003
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.@ACHS1884 board members, Dr. Tia Pratt (@TiaPhD) and Mr. Matt Slutz attend the Society's Annual Barry Dinner honoring Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson Perez @ArchbishopPerez.
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Great news! Updates to Dr. Tia Noelle Pratt's (@TiaPhD) #BlackCatholicSyllabus, an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning about the history of African American Catholicism in the United States.
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Just recorded first interview based on the new book! Suddenly seems v real that the book is out in less than 3 weeks time! #argh #lastminutenerves Too late to take it all back now😳
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Please join us for our annual fall lecture! Our guest is Dr. Zachary Schrag of @GeorgeMasonU. Dr. Schrag will discuss his book, THE FIRES OF PHILADELPHIA: THE NATIVIST RIOTS OF 1844.
Please go to amchs.org to register for online or in-person attendance.
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Our best wishes go out to the
@SistersofMercy on the 30th Anniversary of the coming together of 25 regional communities to form the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas.