Congratulations
Graduates!
This
is a time of acknowledgement and celebration. The first commencement
(1642) among BTI schools, of the then Harvard College, saw
graduates referred to as “commencers” under then President
Henry Dunster. This was in view of...
(BTI
Executive Director's message to the graduates!)
A
special word of Congratulation is addressed to
all BTI students and graduates who have been awarded special
Certificates by the Boston Theological Institute in recognition
of demonstrated study and engagement in International
Mission and Ecumenism, Religion
and Conflict Transformation, Science
and Religion, and Youth
and Young Adult Ministry Studies!
| International
Mission and Ecumenism
Kathryn House
(BUSTh)
Catherine Dodson (BUSTh)
Ruth Padilla DeBorst (BUSTh)
Br. Lawrence A. Whitney, LCt (BUSTh)
Joshua Chhin-Lawrence (ANTS)
Matthew Carriker (ANTS)
Richard Belshaw (EDS)
Jason Bruner (WJST) |
Science
and Religion
Benjamin Chicka
(BUSTh)
Iris Brough (ANTS)
John Beckman (GCTS)
D. Robert MacDougall (GCTS) |
Religion
and Conflict Transformation
Bradley Sean
Stevenson, (BUSTh)
Rod Edward Stanley (BUSTh)
Laura Jane Bender (BUSTh)
Ruth Padilla DeBorst (BUSTh)
Amber Pettit (BUSTh)
Judy Kokel Brandon (ANTS)
Bruce A. Lyon (HDS)
Si Jin Oh (HDS)
Shin-Kyu James Lee (HDS)
Terry Christopher (GCTS)
|
Youth
and Young Adult Ministry Studies
Erica Munoz,
(BUSTh)
Matthew Carriker, (ANTS)
Alexizendria Link, (EDS)
Joseph Betz (WJST)
|
Weston
Jesuit School of Theology announces
retreat-pilgrimage
as we trace the life, spirituality and times of St. Ignatius
Loyola
Ignatian Pilgrimage
June 23-30, 2008
Join Rev. Julio Giulietti, SJ, President of Wheeling Jesuit
University and Rev. Thomas A. Kane, CSP of the Weston Jesuit
School of Theology for a special retreat-pilgrimage as we
trace the life, spirituality and times of St. Ignatius Loyola.
We begin in Bilbao with a visit to the Guggenheim Museum and
continue to the town of Azpeitia for a retreat experience
at the Sanctuary of Loyola. We will have conferences on the
life of Ignatius of Loyola and special prayer opportunities
at various pilgrimage sites nearby. We journey next to Pamplona,
where Ignatius was wounded, then on to Javier, the birthplace
of St. Francis Xavier. We will enjoy some time at the lofty
Benedictine monastery of Montserrat and the next day we remember
“The Pilgrim” at the cave of Manresa where Ignatius wrote
the Spiritual Exercises. We conclude our pilgrimage in Barcelona
with a festive Eucharist and special sightseeing program around
the city. For more information,
contact Fr. Kane at tkane@wjst.edu
Last update
on
July 16, 2008 5:37 PM