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This March marks the 32nd anniversary of the death of Archbishop Romero and the 35th anniversary of the death of Rutilio Grande, SJ.  Both were friends and companions on a journey of solidarity and justice for the poor of El Salvador. Please join us in remembering their lives and celebrating their memory.

Date:  Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Time:  4:00-5:15
Place:  St. Clare Room
Presenters:  Professors Ana Maria Pineda, Juan Velasco
Free and open to the public

For complete information, please click here to access the flyer.

Professor Kristin Heyer writes on the human aspects that are often obscured in the discussion of immigration politics.

In a talk entitled "Would a Mormon President be a Christian President?," Professor James Bennett will address the role of religion in politics, specifically how it will impact the 2012 presidential election.

The event will be held in Benson Conference Room 21 on February 29, 2012 from 12:00pm to 1:00pm.

The event is sponsored by the Religious Studies Department.

Click here to access a flyer for the SCU Religious Studies Speaker Series.

We would like you to take the opportunity to pre-register for all religious studies courses. Please consult the course descriptions and tentative syllabus posted on the bulletin board at the third floor Kenna hallway by the Religious Studies Department. The pre-registration period is from Wednesday, February 1st to Wednesday, February 8th. Please contact your advisor for further information.

For the first SCU Religious Studies Lecture Series, Professor David Pinault will give a speech entitled "Ghost Monkeys, Trance Rituals, Eagle-Wing Mosques: Notes from the Indonesian Archipelago."

The event will be held in Bannan Hall #333 on February 2, 2012 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm. Refreshments will be served.

The event is co-sponsored by the Religious Studies Department and AIMES (Arabic, Islamic, ad Middle Eastern Studies Interdisciplinary Program).

To access the flyer of this event, please click here.

Professor Bennett sits down with NBC news to offer his thoughts on how Romney's religion may impact the upcoming election.

Professor Gary Macy lent his thoughts on the theologian's role in church and academia to National Catholic Reporter

Professor Gary Macy is interviewed on CBS Sunday Morning's show on divisions in the Catholic Church.

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