Conversazioni at Caravita
The Caravita Community regularly hosts a series of
talks on various topics of interest including the
following:
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March 2004 • The Most Reverend
Michael Putney, Bishop of Townsville, Australia and The
Revd. Dr. Geoffrey Wainright (Duke University, Durham,
N.C., USA), Co-Chairs of the International
Methodist-Catholic Dialogue on Important Developments in
Methodist-Roman Catholic Relations.
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March 2004 • Fromer Archbishop of
Canterbury Lord George Carey and Lady Eileen Carey on
Anglican-Roman Catholic Relations.
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March 2004 • The Rt. Revd. David
Stancliffe, Bishop of Salisbury and Chair of the Church of
England Liturgical Commission on Ecumenical Liturgical
Cooperation.
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March 2004 • Professor Mary Tanner,
OBE, Anglican Theologian, Stamford, Lincolnshire, U.K. on
the World Council of Churches' Faith and Order Commission.
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May 2004 • Professor Nathan
Mitchell, University of Notre Dame, Indiana, USA on Recent
Developments in Liturgical Theology.
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June 2004 • Mrs. Julia Flack,
Prison Official, Peterborough, U.K., on Prison Ministry.
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May 2005 • The Rt. Revd. Stephen
Platten, Bishop of Wakefield on the work of the
Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission for Unity
and Mission (IARRCUM).
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November 2006 • Professor Daniel
Madigan, S.J., President of the Institute for the Study of
Religions and Cultures, Pontifical Gregorian University, on
Christian-Muslim Relations.
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January 2007 • Monsignor Donald Bolen
of the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of Christian
Unity and Mr. Robert Mickens, Rome Correspondent, The
Tablet on Issues in Ecumenical Relations.
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February 2007 • Mr. Peter Kenmore,
Diplomat, Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and Mr.
Duncan MacClaren, Secretary General, Caritas
Internationalis, on International Development Aid.
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April 2007 • Professor Mark Francis,
C.S.V., Pontifical Liturgical Institute on Contemporary
Issues in Liturgical Translation.
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November 2007 • Most Reverend Wens
Padilla, C.I.C.M., Bishop of Ulaan Baatar on the Growth of
the Church in Mongolia.
21
February 2008 • Professor Gregory
Sharkey, S.J., Buddhist Institute, Kathmandu, Nepal on the
Current State of Buddhist-Christian Relations in Nepal.
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April 2009 • The Revd. Professor
George Kilcourse, Bellarmine College, Louisville, Kentucky,
USA and Founder of the U.S. Branch of the International
Organisation "Interchurch Families" on Interrchurch
Families: Challenges and Opportunities.
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May 2009 • Professor John
O'Malley, S.J., Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.,
USA on his recent book What Happened at Vatican II.
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May 2009 • Dr. James Alison,
Theologian, Sao Paulo, Brazil, on the Courage to be
Catholic (This event was hosted by Caravita but sponsored
by The Tablet).
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June 2009 • Mr. Walt Grazier,
Advisor, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops,
Washington, D.C. on Climate Change, Christian
Responsibility, and the Future of the Planet.
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October 2009 • His Excelleny The Hon.
Tim Fischer, Australian Ambassador to the Holy See and
Australian Envoy to Bhutan on his recent book Bold Bhutan
Beckons: From Jesuits to Jetsetters.
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December 2009 • The Very Reverend Alan
Jones, Dean Emeritus, Grace Cathedral, San Francisco,
California, USA, on his book Common Prayer on Common
Ground: A Vision of Anglican Orthodoxy and on the
recent Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum
Coetibus.