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The Passing of
Walter J. Burghardt, S.J.

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Occasional Paper on young adult Catholics

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Occasional Paper on war and peace traditions

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Occasional Paper on forgiveness and revenge

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New book on traditions of war and peace

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News from the latest Woodstock Report

upcoming events

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Values Inside the Issues:
Religious Voices on Health Care

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Nostra Ætate lecture series

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Woodstock Calendar

past events

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Open Interreligious Conversation for Georgetown Students

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The Future of Catholic Peacebuilding

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The Faith that Does Justice in a Pluralistic World: Facing the Challenges and Imagining the Future
  » Sept 14-16: WBC Retreat at Wernersville

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Interreligious conversation with students

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Conversation with Bishop Aymond

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Archbishop of Nagasaki speaks on remilitarization of Japan

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Woodstock Forum on Young Adult Catholics
  » New York City Conversation on Forgiveness and Revenge
  » The Ethics of Eating
  » Forum on Just War and Nonviolence
  » Conversation on just war and terrorism

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Conversation on forgiveness and revenge

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Visiting Jesuit lectures

The Woodstock Theological Center is an independent nonprofit institute at Georgetown University that engages in theological and ethical reflection on topics of social, economic, business, scientific, cultural, religious, and political importance. The Center does research, conducts conferences and seminars, and publishes books and articles. Drawing on the Roman Catholic tradition, the Woodstock Center is ecumenically open, multi-disciplinary, and collaborative with, among others, the business community, government, religious groups, universities, other research centers, and the media. The Woodstock Center aims to be attentive to Scripture's concern for solidarity with those most in need. Its work is a particular instance of the contemporary mission of the Society of Jesus: the service of faith through the promotion of justice. The Center is financed by individual donations, foundation grants, and contributions from the Society of Jesus.

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  » Arrupe Program for Business

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Catholic Higher Education

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Catholicism and Civic Renewal

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Global Economy and Cultures

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International Visiting Fellowships

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Interreligious Dialogue on Education

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Preaching the Just Word

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Religion and Public Policy

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Theology in the City

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Woodstock Business Conference

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Woodstock Report Archive

The Woodstock Column & Articles

Scholarly and Popular Books

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Woodstock Theological Center Library

Jesuit Texts Online

Fifty Selected Letters of St. Ignatius

Journal of Teilhard de Chardin

Texts of John Courtney Murray, S.J.

Georgetown University
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