Both
education and religion need to ground themselves within the story of the
universe as we now know it through our empirical ways of knowing. Within
this functional cosmology we can overcome our alienation and begin the
renewal of life on a sustainable basis....We might reflect that a fourfold
wisdom is available to guide us into the future: the wisdom of indigenous
peoples, the wisdom of women, the wisdom of the classical traditions, and
the wisdom of science"
Thomas
Berry, The Great Work (1999)
Conference
sponsored by Chestnut Hill College School of Graduate Studies, the Holistic
Spirituality Program, and the Sisters of Saint Joseph Earth Center and with
support from the Pennsylvania Humanities Council
The
conference will be held at Sugarloaf Hill, at Chestnut Hill College in
Philadelphia, PA. Our Friday night keynote speaker is Miriam
Therese MacGillis, OP, co-founder of
Genesis Farm.
Registration
has begun!
Please
complete and submit this registration form (.pdf)
by June 1, 2010.
Find
out more
Program Schedule
(.pdf)
Conference Pricing Options (.pdf)
Directions
Related
links:
School of
Graduate Studies, Chestnut Hill College
Genesis
Farm
Holistic
Spirituality Program at Chestnut Hill College
Lenape Nation
Sisters
of Saint Joseph Earth Center
Sisters
of Saint Joseph Commission for Justice
The Shalom
Center
Please
contact SacredEarth@chc.edu
with
any further questions.