Current Theme: Reconciling Differences

Reconciling Differences
"Reconciliation," by Josephine de Vasconcellos, Coventry Cathedral, Coventry, England. Photo by Julian Worker.
Our world is, to a very great extent, defined by our differences. Many of these differences function as wonderfully enriching parts of our lives. Our diverse cultures, beliefs, and talents can intersect in endlessly fascinating and often productive ways. Yet, all too often, such differences can prove divisive, even destructive, thereby threatening our efforts to live peacefully with one another.

Video from Jan. 26 panel discussion on reconciliation and the death penalty

Posted by: Jamey Findling on February 6, 2010
We now have video clips available of all four speakers from the Gerber Institute's January 26 panel discussion on reconciliation and the death penalty. Therese Bangert, ...

Pictures and reflections from Jan. 26 panel discussion on the death penalty

Posted by: Jamey Findling on January 28, 2010
Father James Billinger, Kristi Smith, Sue Norton, and Therese Bangert, SCL spoke at a Jan. 26 discussion hosted by the Gerber Institute for Catholic Studies at ...

2009-2010 Gerber Institute Faculty Fellows

Posted by: Jamey Findling on July 13, 2009
The Gerber Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of the following Newman University faculty members as the first Gerber Institute Faculty Fellows: Dr. Ted ...