From John Paul II to Benedict XVI: What Makes an Education Catholic?

Saturday, April 5, 2008
Episcopal Lecture Series
Featured Guest Lecturer: Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB

• Event flier (PDF)
• Homily for the Third Sunday of Easter (PDF)
• Lecture: What Makes a Catholic Higher Education Distinctive? (PDF)

Light on the Corporate Enterprise? Catholic Social Thought on Corporations' Character, Global Reach and on Responsible Investing

November 4, 2006
Conference

Reflections on Benedict XVI's Deus Caritas Est

May 3, 2006 
Most Reverend  Allen H. Vigneron
Bishop, Diocese of Oakland, California

Partners In A Sacred Trust: The Church And The Worker In The Modern World

October 30, 2004 
Conference

• 2004 Conference Program (PDF)

Catholic Perspectives on Corporate Governance: A Conversation

December 6, 2002
Forum

Following De La Salle: Education For The Christian Vocation

March 2-3, 2001
Conference

An Evening with Jack Henning & Chris Matthews

October 29, 1999
Chris Matthews
Host: Hardball

Catholic Social Thought in the Academy: Engaging the Disciplines

March 12-12, 1999
Conference

Lecture Series

January, 1999

• Denis McCann
  What's God Got To Do With It: Traces of the Trinity in Businesses and Other Learning Organizations
  Professor of Religious Studies, DePaul University        
• James Gordley 
  The Ethics of Profit Seeking: Economics and the Cardinal Virtues
  Shannon Cecil Turner Professor of Jurisprudence, UC Berkeley School of Law
• Ellen O'Connor
  Rehabilitation vs. Participation: Early 20th Century Debates Over the Moral Purpose of the Firm
  Lecturer, Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley

In Work, Leisure And Worship:  The Person In Catholic Social Thought

February 20-21,  1998
Conference

Lost Traditions: Management Theory As A Form Of Moral And Political Philosophy

April 9, 1997
Ellen O’Connor
Visiting Scholar, Stanford University

Labor, Solidarity and the Common Good

January 18, 1997
Conference