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"Hearts Have A Secret Language":The Spiritual Language Of Francis De Sales And Jane De Chantal, Wendy M. Wright

Vincentian Studies

Francis de Sales and Jane de Chantal’s spiritual friendship lasted from 1604 to 1622. They co-founded the community of the Visitation of Holy Mary, and their relationship “brought them both to the fullness of their human potential and closer to . . . the radical and self-giving love of God.” Both saw all forms of human love as the way to return to the source of love, God. Friendships were particularly important for creating devout souls, which would transform the world in to the image of the loving God. This article examines Francis and Jane’s relationship to see how this …

Building The Kingdom Of God: Mormon Architecture Before 1847, W. Ray Luce

BYU Studies

W. Ray Luce presents a history of the architecture in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in its first seventeen years of existence (1830-1847). He discusses how the architecture changed with the needs of the growing church. The buildings began to reveal and express symbolisms of the doctrines of the gospel. The Kirtland and Nauvoo Temples as well as the city of Nauvoo are discussed in great detail as the Saints learned more about the physical building up of the kingdom of God.

The Seventeenth-Century School Of French Spirituality, Raymond Deville S.S.

Vincentian Studies

The French school of spirituality, a controversial term, can include all the leaders of the Church’s renewal in seventeenth-century France or can be limited to Pierre de Berulle and his first followers. This article describes some of the school’s main figures (Berulle, Charles de Condren, Jean-Jacques Olier, and John Eudes), its characteristics, and representative texts. The school’s leaders were mystics who underwent profound spiritual evolutions. They adored God, focused on forming a relationship with Jesus, and were devoted to the Spirit and Mary. They saw the Church and moral actions as the continuation of Jesus’s work. Their missionary commitment was …

Saint Vincent And Saint Louise In Relation To The French School Of Spirituality, Raymond Deville S.S.

Vincentian Studies

Raymond Deville holds that Vincent de Paul and Louise de Marillac were of the French school of spirituality, but were not totally Berullian. The French school focused on domestic and foreign missions and was concerned with the renewal of parish life, the education of the poor, and the formation of priests. With regard to formation, the French school accepted only what would be called major seminarians today and stressed the necessity of having a vocation for the priesthood, ideas that were both unusual for the time. However, Vincent’s conception of Jesus was simpler and more practical than that of other …

The Relationship Of Saint Vincent And Saint Louise From His Perspective: A Personal And Theological Inquiry, Hugh O'Donnell

Vincentian Studies

Vincent de Paul related to Louise de Marillac as a spiritual director, a collaborator, and a close friend. He helped her to accept her suffering and to trust Providence and herself. United by their love of God and their desire to serve the poor, they were equals in their collaboration with the Confraternities of Charity and the Daughters of Charity. He relied on her good judgment and organizational abilities. They appreciated how they complemented each other and saw their friendship as existing in God. Although there were two years of strain in their relationship over differences regarding the Daughters of …

1990 - 1991 Bulletin, Loma Linda University

School of Education Bulletins (1967-1990)

Bulletin of LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY
School of Education 1990-91

Volume 81, Number 3, March 27, 1990

Listening, March-April 1990

Listening

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in USA

ListeningFinding Aid

The Deaf Catholic, Spring 1990

ICDA The Deaf Catholic

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in USA

ICDA The Deaf CatholicFinding Aid

Forming Priests For Tomorrow’S Church: The Coming Synod, Thomas P. Rausch

Theological Studies Faculty Works

No abstract provided.

1990 Ncod Pastoral Week Document

National Catholic Office for the Deaf (NCOD) Conferences

Documents from the 1990 NCOD Pastoral Week held in Gulf Shores, AL in 1990

• Workshop by Charlotte Baker-Shenk, ASL: Grammar and Structure
• Workshop: World Views, from the Deaf Center, from the Hearing Center
• Workshop by Patrick Graybill, Church Attitudes Toward Deaf People
• Workshop by Robert J. McCarty, Effective Youth Ministry: A Method to the Madness
• Workshop by Barbara Reuter, Cross Culture Rules

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1990-1991 Bulletin Of Information - Graduate, Seattle University

Bulletin of Information

No abstract provided.

Ephpheta, Winter-Spring 1990

Ephpheta

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Kansas City, KS

Ephpheta Finding Aid

Gonzales, Alfredo M Oral History Interview: Members Of The Hispanic Community, Joseph O'Grady

Members of the Hispanic Community

The Hope College Oral History Project was designed to record and transcribe for permanent collection the living heritage of Holland, Michigan.

Newsnotes

Vincentian Studies

No abstract provided.

Vincentiana Vol. 34, No. 2 [Full Issue]

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.

Viewpoints: In Dialogue With Hindus? My Experience And Reflections, Sr. Vandana

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

Today, in our pluralistic global village, with its technological civilization, ecological disasters, socio-economic-political oppression apparently crumbling churches, and religion seemingly becoming increasingly redundant especially in the West, wondrous vistas are opened up in the spiritual world. For, I do believe, that as religions in past centuries often served to divide us, in the coming decades and century, spirituality will unite us more and more. "Indeed the hour is coming and is already here ... when the Father will be worshipped in spirit and in truth" (John 4.23-24), irrespective of religions. Today too, it is hardly possible to be a good …

Preparing The Local Church For A Healing Ministry : A Unifying Framework, Arthur L. Luckie

ATS Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Faith And Leadership: The Spiritual Journeys Of Transformational Leaders, Rita M. Marinoble Edd

Dissertations

Transformational leadership, as it has come to be understood in the study of leadership, is a relationship among people that is characterized by mutual purposes that transcend daily concerns--purposes directed is some way toward the common good. Transformational leaders hold and articulate vision, shape values, and engage themselves and others in efforts that somehow benefit the human community. Faith development and the spiritual journey can be viewed as providing a context for transformational leadership because they involve an individual's search for self-transcendence and ultimate meaning in life. This search is a process that includes movement towards wholeness and integration by …

Southern Cross 1989, Volume 78 No. 40, Diocese Of San Diego, California

The Southern Cross Newspaper

Official publication of the San Diego Diocese since 1937. Note: The issue numbering presented here has been corrected for consistency. Original printed numbering may contain errors.

Southern Cross 1989, Volume 78 No. 32, Diocese Of San Diego, California

The Southern Cross Newspaper

Official publication of the San Diego Diocese since 1937. Note: The issue numbering presented here has been corrected for consistency. Original printed numbering may contain errors.

Southern Cross 1989, Volume 78 No. 31, Diocese Of San Diego, California

The Southern Cross Newspaper

Official publication of the San Diego Diocese since 1937. Note: The issue numbering presented here has been corrected for consistency. Original printed numbering may contain errors.

Southern Cross 1989, Volume 78 No. 30, Diocese Of San Diego, California

The Southern Cross Newspaper

Official publication of the San Diego Diocese since 1937. Note: The issue numbering presented here has been corrected for consistency. Original printed numbering may contain errors.

Southern Cross 1989, Volume 78 No. 29, Diocese Of San Diego, California

The Southern Cross Newspaper

Official publication of the San Diego Diocese since 1937. Note: The issue numbering presented here has been corrected for consistency. Original printed numbering may contain errors.

The Deaf Catholic, September-October 1989

ICDA The Deaf Catholic

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in USA

ICDA The Deaf CatholicFinding Aid

1989 Icda Conference Report (Us/Canada)

International Catholic Deaf Association (ICDA) Conferences

Documents from the 40th ICDA Convention held in Portland, OR in 1989

• Report of the Board of Directors: President, Vice-President, Chaplain, Assisstant Chaplain, Secretary-General, Board of Directors meeting minutes, Past President, NCOD Board of Directors, New England Region report, Laws Committee, Proposed Changes or Additions to Constitution of By-Laws of ICDA, Revised By-Laws, Resolution Committee
• Deaf Catholic Archives update
• Southwestern Indiana report
• Cleveland Catholic Deaf Center report
• Board of Directors meeting minutes, November 5-6, 1988

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Catholic Office For The Deaf Newsletter, June 1989

Catholic Office for the Deaf

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Pittsburgh, PA

Catholic Office for the Deaf Finding Aid

The Voice, June 1989: Volume 34 Issue 5, Dordt College

The Voice Archive

Engineering Students Receive Awards; College Adopts Health Policy; From the President; Technology in Its Place; Three Seniors Look Back; Marketing Course Pairs Students With Local Businesses; Alumni Board Profile: Tom Van Engen; The Art World Needs God's Salt; Alumni News; Three Retire After 68 Years at Dordt; Kuiper Recalls Growth and Pranks; Faculty News; 1989 Studies Institute Fellows Undertake Variety of Projects; B. J. Haan Lectures Address Learning Styles; "The Music Man" Plays Next Fall

Radar, June 1989

Radar

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in USA

RadarFinding Aid

Renewing Our Vision: A Strategic Plan For The 1990s, Strategic Planning Committee

Dordt Foundational Documents

The Strategic Planning Committee (SPC) was appointed by President John B. Hulst in mid-January 1988. Initially comprised of four administrators, the three division deans, five faculty, and two students, its mandate was to develop a strategic plan for the future development of the college.

Jesuit Response To The Communication Revolution, Paul A. Soukup

Communication

This essay will consider both. In order to offer a context, it begins with a review of the impact of the communication revolution on our individual and collective lives. Communication, the process of exchanging information and influence, occurs through interpersonal methods or through the mass media. However, recent technological advances lead me to focus more on mass communication.