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Full Title	The Villanovan, Vol. 45. No. 2, April 23, 1969.
Author	Villanova University.
Date Added	6 May 2019
Language	English
Publish Date	1969--04-23
Publisher	Villanova, Pa. : Published by the students of Villanova University, 1953- .
Source	Villanova Digital Collection
Topic	Villanova University > Periodicals. Previn, Andre, 1929- Higginbotham, A. Leon (Aloyisus Leon), 1928- Commencement. Villanova University > Tuition Black Students League
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OCR BOI OG oe ates ta ee Page 2 e THE VILLANOVAN e April 23, 1969 Theology Symposium “Unrest, Resistance and Rev~ olution’’ describe the movement of contemporary mankind within and against the cross-currents of revolution. The Theology In- stitute here at Villanova will pre- sent a theological examination of this social phenomenon in a forum of international scholars this June. The forum, which runs from Thursday, June 19 to Friday, June 27, is publicized as the Dynamic In Christian Action. The Institute will explore such questions as: “Was there and is there some- thing (or someone)? that was and is’ within the Christian and the Christian people-a ‘‘dynamic’”’ - which can be seen and expressed in Christian Action, and which, if resisted, can be brought to the point of revolution? Is there a healthy unrest within the Christian: life which, despite disinterested apathy and external resistance, will bring about the Kingdom of God?’ The Speakers Prominent theologians, Church- men, and a Roman Catholic Car- dinal will present thesesrelated to this theme of dynamism and will further expound upon their own | The speakers | areas of studies, include Father the “prophetic” Barnabas Ahern } and Godfrey Dieckmann, two of | writers and | speakers on religious thought and | action as inspired by Liturgy and } By DONNA TAYLOR Scripture, They are American professors of Scripture and Theology’ respectively, andpres- ently conduct their studies in the Midwest. Professor Alexander Schemann, Dean of St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Seminary in New York, will crit- ically evaluate both Church-State relations and mutual’’ cooperation in religious and social matters. The pluralistic understanding of the Christian message, as exper- ienced in Protestant-Catholic Di- alogue will be questioned by Pro- fessor George Lindbeck of Yale. Harvey Cox, Professor of Con- temporary Theology at Harvard, and author of THE SECULARCITY; will face the ‘‘identity crises’’ which often accompany the Chris- tian trying to live with ‘‘secular’’ thoughts and actions. Professor James Gustafson of Yale will con- sider the roles of the theologian in relation to the Christian Com- mounity. In an attempt to lend under- standing to Traditional Christian truths, Fr. Piet Schoonenberg, from the University of Nijmegen, Holland, will explore the pres- ence of Christ in History, Fin- ally, and most importantly, Car- dinal Bernard Alfrink, Archbishop of Utrecht, Holland, will inter- pret the experience of the Church in Holland, It is also the leader- ship of men like Cardinal Al- frink that has encouraged genuine growth in love and understanding within the Church, In addition to these guest schol- ars, the Villanova University Fac- ulty Panel will consider problems in both the American and World contexts. Fees and Information Participation in the Institute re- quires a payment of a $10 reg- istration fee, part of a total tuition of $75. For those unable to attend the entire session, at- tendance at individual daily ses- sions will cost $10, For those interested in attend- ing the Institute, there will be a limited number of rooms avail- able on campus from. Monday, ‘June 16 to Sunday, June 20. The fee of $6.00 a day for use of the rooms also includes meals. Gathering for the Eucharist and for Community Prayer will be scheduled at each break during the day, as well as’ for break- fast. There are ample fields, courts, and a swimming pool, as well as provisions for non-res- idents who wish to rest, change clothes, etc. All sessions will be informal and closed to non-registered per- sons, with the exception of the Evening Sessions, which will be open to the general public. The (Continued on page 8) A qa 0 Haverford (Ch Bryn Mawr SITY ovA UNIVE! wav ws cournet | THe aa, 103 yaw0BhBt U3 BA Kot! OPE Paw So — NAME Heat DOLLARS Checks imprinted with your name and Villanova seal. Check book in a handsome wallet. No minimum balance required ’ No service charge for deposits No limit on number of checks Here i is something to rejoice about! An on-campus bank designed exclusively for the convenience of the students, faculty and administra- | - tive personnel of Villanova University. Located on the ground floor of Kennedy Hall, the new branch of = / The Bryn Mawr Trust Company will provide complete banking services from 8:45 AM to 3:00 PM daily, Fridays to 6:30 PM. Start your new year off right by opening your bank account today! Costs only ten cents per check plus a modess-service- Wayne Oakmont charge monthly. ” THE BRYN MAWR TRUST COMPANY Villanova Fri., Sat. Sun., Mon., Tues., Fri., Weds., : Thurs., A. THEOLOGY INSTITUTE AT VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY THE PRESENTATIONS: Thurs., June 19 THE PAULINE SPIRIT — AN INSPIRATION FOR ION — BARNABAS AHERN, C.S.P., Professor of Scripture, Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois June 20 LITURGY: SHAPED BY AND THE SHAPER OF THE ONGOING CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY — GODFREY DIECKMANN, 0.S.B., Professor of Liturgy, St. John’s University, Collegeville, Minnesota *June 21 THE FUTURE OF DIALOGUE: PLURALISM OR AN EVENTUAL SYNTHESIS IN DOCTRINE? — GEORGE A. LINDBECK, Professor of Contemporary Theology, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. June 22 Villanova University Faculty Panel Consideration of: THE AMERICAN SCENE REAL REVOLUTION?. THE WORLD SCENE: DEVELOPING TOWARD . *June 23 SECULAR HOLINESS: ‘Loss OR GAIN OF CHRISTIAN IDENTITY?) — HARVEY COX; Professor of Contemporary Theology, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. June 24 CHURCH AND STATE: .THE ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE WITH A_ VIEW TOWARD THE . FUTURE ALEXANDER SCHMEMANN, Dean, St. Vladimir Orthodox Seminary, New York . June 25 THE THEOLOGIAN AS PROPHET OR PRESERVER — JAMES GUSTAFSON, Professor of Christian Ethics, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. JUDEO—ROMAN CULTURE TO THE PRESENT GLOBAL COMMUNITY TOWARD AN. OPEN UNIVERSE PIET SCHOONENBERG, SJ., Professor of Systematic Theology, University of Nijmegen, Holland | - *June 27 THE EXPERIENCE OF THE CHURCH HOLLAND: A STRENGTHENING .OR -WEAKENING OF AUTHORITY WITHIN THE ~ COMMUNITY? CARDINAL BERNARD ALFRINK, Archbishop of Utrecht, Holland Si °O tebe! 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HEARD, a elvil rights documentary, and NEW- BORN AGAIN, an~ hour-long celebration of “Salvation History”, through black poetry and music. The Archdiocese of | Cin- \ cinnati Priest is currently working on a book called CELE- BRATION OF LIFE. in collabora- tion with William Schickel, prom- inent designer, Father is also involved with the Black Catholic Clergy Caucus as Liturgical Chairman, Admission to tomorrow night’s — Ardmore concert is $1.00, & | t June 26 THE PRESENCE OF CHRIST IN HISTORY: FROM ~ \ 1 ‘IN - “3 4) 1 i 4

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