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2008-2009 Season

Sept. 14 - Robert Blair Kaiser, on an American Church
Oct. 12 - David Schultenover, SJ, on modern Jesuits
Nov. 1 – Symposium on global water crisis, with Gary Chamberlain
Dec. 7 - Gerhard Bowering, SJ, on Islam
Jan. 11 - "The Prince of L.A." with Dakin Matthews (postponed)
Feb. 15 - Kathy Kelly, on Iraq and U.S. foreign policy
Mar. 15 - Deborah King, on the healing power of truth
Apr. 19 - immigration crisis, with Sean Carroll, SJ

2007-2008 Season

Governor Janet Napolitano, downtown lunch, Oct. 2
Michael Lerner, nation's most exciting rabbi, Nov. 18
Tom Fox, emeritus editor National Catholic Reporter, Dec. 2
Robert Taft, SJ., Rome's wittiest theologian Jan. 13
Roger Haight, SJ, famed Christologist, February 17
Richard Rohr, the nation's most visible Franciscan, March 2
Wendell Rossman, fixing a misguided penal system, April 13

2006-2007 Season

October: Jesuit Father Joseph Daoust, president of the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, on "Theology in the City." (confirmed for Oct. 22: save the date)

November: John Dear, SJ, a peace activist.

December: a holiday party, possibly at Callahan Hall at St FX

January: Jimmy Santiago Baca, a poet and community organizer in Albuquerque, talking about his poetry and his dedication helping the youth of working class families.

February: Terry Mansfield, Arizona chairman of the Peace Alliance, working to establish a U.S. Department of Peace in Washington (with chapters in every state).

March: Elizabeth Schussler-Fiorenza, of Harvard Divinity School, a leading Catholic theologian and Biblical scholar, talking about “uses and misuses of the Bible.”

April: Fr. Michael Saso, once a California Jesuit, now a diocesan priest teaching in the Jesuit College in Macao (China), who will give us a 3-day Zen-Jesuit retreat. (confirmed)

NOV. 2005 – Hans Kung