Center for Catholic Studies | John A. Ryan Institute
Faith and Work Speakers
Faith and Work Speakers
Faith and Work Breakfast Speakers
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Amy Uelmen |
Living Ordinary Time: Faith Resources for Today‘s Economy September 22, 2011 |
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When Sunday Stopped Being the Lord's Day: Did We Know What It Would Do to the Rest of Our Week? (and to the rest of our lives?) |
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Deborah Savage |
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Kathleen Norris |
Seeking Fidelity in Everyday Life: Acedia and Beyond |
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Peter Kreeft |
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Deacon Thomas Winninger |
One Call Multiple Vocations, or Multiple Calls One Vocation?: The Spiritual Secret to Convergence in Life and Work |
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Kenneth Goodpaster |
Contemporary Idols |
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Michael Naughton |
September 2010 |
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Archbishop John Nienstedt |
Be Not Afraid: Overcoming Sin and Temptation in the Workplace |
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Hank Shea
Carolyn and Nick Ryberg |
Greed: One Couple's Cautionary Tale of Temptation, Seduction, Ruin and Recovery*
*Note: This is a presentation that contains similar content to the material presented at the Faith and Work Breakfast but it was recorded on April 16, 2010 at the Opus College of Business. Please do not distribute this material beyond the audience for which it was intended. |
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Andre Delbecq |
The Spiritual Challenges of |
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William Byron, S.J. |
Connecting Faith and Work |
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Shame on You God: An Illegal View of Sin and Redemption |
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Other Presentations of Interest | ||
| Ed Mosel Kyle Smith Jeanne Buckeye |
Higher Calling Event:
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Theodore Malloch, Odeh Muhawesh, |
Doing Virtuous Business: |
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Caritas in veritate: Good News for Society |
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Beyond a Career: The Vocation of the Catholic Business Leader |
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Opus Prize Finalist Luncheon Talk |
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What is a Prophet and Academic... If He Gains His Liberty? |
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Following Christ in a Consumer Society |
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Deus Caritas Est: The Relationship Between Justice and Love |
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Justice in the World on the Verge of the New Millenium |
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Spirituality of Work |
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