Science, Religion, and Education: 'Come, have breakfast' with Prof Elizabeth A. Johnson, CSJ

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Conversations from the Classroom with Dr David Kennedy

Mater Dei Centre for Catholic Education

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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: 'Come, have breakfast' with Prof Elizabeth A. Johnson, CSJ - Part One

Conversations from the Classroom with Dr David Kennedy

40 minutes 25 seconds

1 year ago

Science, Religion, and Education: 'Come, have breakfast' with Prof Elizabeth A. Johnson, CSJ - Part One

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

In this episode, Prof Elizabeth A. Johnson, CSJ (Professor Emeritus, Fordham University, New York) discusses her new book 'Come, have breakfast: Meditations on God and the Earth (Orbis, 2024). Listeners are brought on a journey traversing through themes such as one's spiritual geography, the cultivation of ecological consciousness, the broaden our image of God and our understanding of our relationship with God, the importance of developing a sacramental imagination, and much more.

Click Here for Further Details about Professor Elizabeth A. Johnsons, CSJ work at Fordham University, New York