Lumen Christi Institute

Committed to supporting friendships in the pursuit of truth, beauty, and goodness, the Lumen Christi Institute offers a residential community for male students. Rooms currently available for AY 26-27. buff.ly/GM38a7L

This week, we are excited to host two events related to law and its interaction with tradition, religion, politics, and virtue. On October 4, 2018, we hosted Joseph Singer to speak on the rule of law and the role of judges: buff.ly/a2PKQQP

FRI: With the precipitous rise of artificial intelligence, we are being asked to think more deeply about what it means to be human and how (or whether) we should live with our technological creations. @HarvardHCF @Kateri_Inst buff.ly/siBU0EX

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THURS: The American experiment depends on the people holding something in common. But what was once taken for granted is now up for debate. Join for a spirited conversation with law faculty from diverse philosophical backgrounds. lumenchristi.org/law

Join us for a conversation with Marc DeGirolami, Richard W. Garnett & Jennifer Newsome Martin on the nature of tradition, law, and religion. buff.ly/HRRUc0B @JennerBlockLLP @clgchicago

WEDNESDAY: In this American moment of alienation and dislocation, does anything still hold "We the people" together? It is at this moment that “tradition” has made a return. But what is tradition?

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THURS APR 23: The American experiment depends on the people holding something in common. But what was once taken for granted is now up for debate. Join for a spirited conversation with law faculty from diverse philosophical backgrounds. lumenchristi.org/law

Fri April 24: With the precipitous rise of artificial intelligence, we are being asked to think more deeply about what it means to be human and how (or whether) we should live with our technological creations. @HarvardHCF @Kateri_Inst buff.ly/siBU0EX

Check out this webinar by LCI's friends: Join Holly (Providence College) and Boyd Taylor Coolman (Boston College) for a candid conversation on cultivating a flourishing marriage and family life amid the rigors of the academic career. buff.ly/OPLG821 @providencecol

One of this quarter’s reading groups centers on The Cloud of Unknowing, an anonymously written gem of English mysticism. To ponder similar concepts, watch the late Professor Lawrence S. Cunningham’s lecture on Thomas Merton, a monk, mystic, and poet: buff.ly/PN3RvkI

Join us for a conversation with Marc DeGirolami, Richard W. Garnett & Jennifer Newsome Martin on the nature of tradition, law, and religion. buff.ly/HRRUc0B @JennerBlockLLP @clgchicago

In this American moment of alienation and dislocation, does anything still hold "We the people" together? It is at this moment that “tradition” has made a return. But what is tradition?

April 24: With the precipitous rise of artificial intelligence, we are being asked to think more deeply about what it means to be human and how (or whether) we should live with our technological creations. @HarvardHCF @Kateri_Inst buff.ly/siBU0EX

@Templeton_Fdn @uchifedsoc @thomasmoresoc

APR 23: The American experiment depends on the people holding something in common. But what was once taken for granted is now up for debate. Join for a spirited conversation with law faculty from diverse philosophical backgrounds. lumenchristi.org/law

FRIDAY *new time*: Is measuring the natural world merely a secular activity? For Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464), engaging in natural science not only deepens wonder at the cosmos and Creator, but spurs one to find God in the limits of human knowing. lumenchristi.org/cusa

Starts tonight! This 14th century text makes spirituality an antidote to the secular world & despair the path to enlightenment. We will explore the spiritual lives of medieval laity and differing conceptions of the contemplative life. Dinner + books! buff.ly/sznMZT4

Last chance to make your Lenten gift to foster the growth of intellectual friendships and community! Your gift of $50 buys books for one student’s participation, $100 provides a student with meals, and $1,500 covers an entire reading group meeting. lumenchristi.org/give