Science, Religion, and Education: Astrophysics, Education and Creation with Br Guy Consolmagno, SJ

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Conversations from the Classroom with Dr David Kennedy

Mater Dei Centre for Catholic Education

33 episodes

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Conversations from the Classroom is a space of encounter for people interested in Catholic education. It features engaging conversations with prominent figures from Irish education and beyond. Topics include: the management and governance of education; LGBTQ+ perspectives in Catholic Education; the Politics of Irish Education and ongoing developments in the professional practice of the educator. The series is an academically rigorous, but accessible resource. Created & produced by Dr David Kennedy. Music written and played by Dr David Kennedy & recorded at Crossroad Recording Studio, Kilkenny.

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Science, Religion, and Education: Astrophysics, Education and Creation with Br Guy Consolmagno, SJ

Conversations from the Classroom with Dr David Kennedy

1 hour 4 minutes 43 seconds

1 year ago

Science, Religion, and Education: Astrophysics, Education and Creation with Br Guy Consolmagno, SJ

This episode is the first in our series of feature episodes on the theme: 'Science, Religion, and Education'.

In this episode, Br Guy Consolmagno, SJ (Astrophysicist, Jesuit Brother, Director of Vatican Observatory, Chair of Vatican Observatory Foundation) discusses a variety of topics including what it means to be educator, the reality of life as a religious brother and a planetary scientist/astrophysicist, the relationship between religion and science, the importance of human curiosity, and the significance of entering into conversation with the Cosmos and creation.

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