THEOLOGY INSTITUTE

  

 

          S. Genevieve Glen OSB

   S. Genevieve is a contemplative nun of the Benedictine Abbey of St. Walburga, Virginia Dale, CO.  She transferred to the Abbey in 1990 from the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Houston, TX.  She studied system-atic theology at St.John's University, Collegeville, and liturgy and spiritu-ality at the Catholic University of America, Washington, DC.  S. Gene-vieve has been a teacher most of her life and has also done extensive writing and editing.  Since 1998, she has served as editor for Daily Offices for the monthly liturgical publication Magnificat.  She has published three collections of hymns and three col-lections of poetry.

   Since October 2009, S. Genevieve has been serving an appointive term as superior of the Poor Clare Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in Alabama.  

     

                     "Up from the Water:

               Living the Paschal Mystery

           through Chaos to Transformation "

      Called to become a new creation, we live death and resurrection strand by strand.  Every aspect of our being returns to chaos en-route to transformation, and in the chaos we discover the possibilities.  S. Genevieve will reference sacramental Baptism and Scripture to explore how we shall become a new creation.    

                                                  

                                                           Presenter:

                                     S. Genevieve Glen OSB

Saturday, October 2, 2010

9:00 am - Noon

Sacred Heart Monastery Chapter Room

All Are Welcome / No Admission Fee

                           Registration Requested for Planning Purposes:

                 Email: jeanne.ranek@mtmc.edu or call: 605-668-6024

 

         

  Theology Institute Mission Statement

     The Benedictine Sisters' Theology Institute provides bi-annual half-day offerings for the ongoing theological and spiritual formation of the Sisters of Sacred Heart Monastery.  The ecumenical public is invited to attend these programs free of charge.

     Recent programs have invited participants to "think theologically" about a variety of contemporary issues facing Christians and to bring the wisdom of Saint Benedict to bear on the challenges of our day.

 

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