Inside the Core, Melinda Papaccio, faculty member in English and the Core, has brought us Black Poster Project and I-Thirst. Now Sister Bosco, Core faculty member, has brought I-Thirst to Nigeria.
Seton Hall University hosted an afternoon symposium about Bernard Lonergan’s book, The Way to Nicaea, on October 23, bringing scholars, students, and community members together.
The Center for Catholic Studies at Seton Hall University is delighted to welcome Sam McDonald as the Center’s Programs Manager.
Inside the Core this week many Core I students read Martin Luther King Jr's "Mountaintop Speech," which resonates with the lives of some African saints presented on this past Wednesday.
The Core is happy to celebrate Black Catholic History Month with a panel of experts on African Saints and their Legacy. We are also supporting the launch of the Laudato Si Challenge.
The University's first Parish Mission runs November 17 - 19 with Father Agustino Torres, CFR, and team, featuring Mass, talks on evangelization, gratitude and fellowship.
Fr. Brian Muzas of the School of Diplomacy and International Relations will be our second presenter in the Scholars' Forum in the CIT for fall of 2025
Core I offers Islamic texts including Ibn Tufayl's Hayy Ibn Yaqzan, a twelfth century philosophical tale about a feral child raised by a doe.
The G. K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture announces the release of a special episode of its podcast: An Earthly Story with a Heavenly Meaning, Father Ian Boyd’s Essays on G.K. Chesterton.
You are invited to take part in the Laudato Si’ Sustainability Challenge! From now until Summer 2026.
The University Core, Campus Ministry, and the English Club are co-sponsoring three screenings of hour long segments of LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring, linking it to Pope Francis' Laudato Si.
An Earthly Story with a Heavenly Meaning is a collection of essays on Chesterton by the internationally renowned scholar, Father Ian Boyd, founder of the Chesterton Institute and The Chesterton Review
Inside the Core, we are grateful to have a wonderful team of leaders, including our coordinators for our three Signature classes and our co-chairs for the Signature Course Curriculum Committee (SCCC).
The Center for Catholic Studies is pleased to announce that Jonathan Heaps, Ph.D., has been appointed as the sixth Toth-Lonergan Visiting Professor in Interdisciplinary Studies.
The Core will sponsor and support a wide array of interesting events, all linked to the Catholic Intellectual Tradition in one way or another.
The First Year Summer Read, The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer, links to Pope Francis' Laudato Si.
