Join us for our Spring Bread of Life Dinner on
Thursday, February 25, 6-8 p.m. in the Oak Room (South Dining Hall, Notre Dame).
Each semester, the Center hosts the Bread of Life Dinner to give students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to gather outside the classroom for informal conversation about the life issues. Rev. William Dailey, C.S.C., the CEC Thomas More Fellow and a lecturer in the Notre Dame Law School, will give a short talk on "Truth, Freedom, and the Gospel of Life," followed by time for discussion and questions.
All Notre Dame, Holy Cross, and St. Mary's students are invited to attend;
RSVP to Brendan Besh by Monday, February 22. Find out more about past Bread of Life Dinners
here.
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Join the Center for Ethics and Culture for the 31st Annual Notre Dame Medical Ethics Conference March 18-19, 2016.
The Medical Ethics Conference brings together members of the medical community; scholars in medicine, philosophy, theology, and law; and anyone interested in pressing issues in contemporary medical ethics for two days of conversation, small-group discussions, and presentations by professionals at the forefront of medical ethics.
The conference is open to both alumni and non-alumni; guests from all religious traditions and viewpoints are welcome.
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Join the Center for Ethics and Culture for a lecture, reception, and book giveaway to celebrate the latest installment in our Catholic Culture Series.
In honor of the centenary…
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Join the Center for Ethics and Culture for the Spring 2016 Schmitt Lecture, "Taking Responsibility: Science and its Revolutions, from Recombinant DNA to Gene Editing," with Benjamin Hurlbut (Arizona State University).
This lecture will explore the historical origins, contemporary contours, and political effect of this vision of scientific responsibility -- of the role of scientific authority in imagining, enacting, and governing technological futures -- attending in particular to the ways this vision shapes how we imagine, deliberate about, and govern that future.
Professor Benjamin Hurlbut teaches in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University, where his research concerns the intersection of science and technology studies, bioethics, and political theory.
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The Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture will award the 2016 Notre Dame Evangelium Vitae Medal to the Little Sisters of the Poor and their Mother Provincial, Sr. Loraine Marie Maguire, on April 9, 2016. Mass, celebrated by Bishop Kevin Rhoades (Fort Wayne–South Bend), will begin at 5 p.m., followed immediately by a reception and award banquet in the South Dining Hall. Read more about the Little Sisters here. For more information about the event, contact Laura Nash.
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“Let us open our eyes and see the misery of the world, the wounds of our brothers and sisters who are denied their dignity, and let us recognize…
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The Center for Ethics and Culture is proud to offer an exclusive installment of our elite pro-life training program for the faithful of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles!…
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The Center for Ethics and Culture is proud to be a co-sponsor of the annual Rimini Meeting for the Friendship Amongst Peoples. Since 1980, the Rimini Meeting has been an encounter among persons of different faiths…
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Join the Center staff to welcome back the Sorin Fellows with Mass and social! Mass begins at 4:30pm in the Geddes Hall Chapel, followed by dinner catered by Barnaby's Pizza and the Bonnie Doon ice…
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Save the date to join us for food, fellowship, and fun at a Center for Ethics and Culture Tailgate! We'll cheer on the Irish before two home games this year: September 17 (vs. Michigan State) and October 15 (vs. Stanford).…
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Save the date to join us for food, fellowship, and fun at a Center for Ethics and Culture Tailgate! We'll cheer on the Irish before two home games this year: September 17 (vs. Michigan State) and…
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Our 17th annual Fall Conference, "You are Beauty: Exploring the Catholic Imagination," will consider “aesthetic contemplation sublimated…
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Each semester, the Center for Ethics and Culture hosts a Bread of Life dinner, where members of the Notre Dame community are invited to share fellowship while reflecting on and discussing their attitudes…
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This public lecture series and dinner is offered in honor of the generosity of the Arthur J. Schmitt Foundation to the University of Notre Dame. These semi-annual lectures, which are…
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