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SUMMARY:'Red Ochre Theology' Book Launch
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the launch of Aunty Professor Anne Pattel-Gray’s new book\, Red Ochre Theology — a landmark work in First Nations theological thought. \nProf. Pattel-Gray\, a descendant of the Bidjara/Kari Kari people and the first Aboriginal person to earn a PhD from the University of Sydney\, brings two decades of scholarship to this groundbreaking text. Drawing on First Nations ancestral narratives\, she constructs a theology rooted in the Creator’s interactions with land\, water\, sea\, ceremony\, and language — decolonising the biblical narrative from the ground up. \nRev. Dr Garry Worete Deverell and Prof. Peter Sherlock will launch the book. \nDate and Time\nThursday 18th June at 6pm (doors open at 5.30pm). \nLocation\nThe Centre for Theology and Ministry (Pilgrim Theological College). \nRed Ochre Theology will be for sale on the night at a discount rate of $40 soft cover) or $60 for hardcover. \nThis event is being hosted by The Wesley Centre for Theology\, Ethics\, and Public Policy. Anne-Pattel Gray is a Fellow of The Wesley Centre. \nAll welcome. RSVPs essential for catering purposes. \nRegister\n \nRobyn WhitakerReverend Associate Professor Robyn Whitaker is a biblical scholar and historian with a particular interest in the contemporary use (and misuse) of the Bible in debates about sexuality\, gender and ethics. Her research focuses on the apocalyptic literature of the Bible\, particularly Revelation\, as well as visuality and visual exegesis of the Bible.
URL:https://vox.divinity.edu.au/event/red-ochre-theology-book-launch/
LOCATION:Pilgrim Theological College\, 29 College Crescent\, Parkville\, VIC\, 3052\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Book launch,In-person,Pilgrim Theological College
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SUMMARY:Imagine Something Else: Communities\, Creativity\, Resistance
DESCRIPTION:Save the date\nThe 2026 ACFT Conference program includes The Annual Janette Gray RSM Lecture delivered by Dr Mary Kate Holman. A celebration of the first decade of ACFT\, and launch of the 2027 ACFT Art Exhibition based on the theme of this years’ conference\, “Imagine Something Else: Communities\, Creativity\, Resistance. \nDr Mary Kate Holman is a scholar of contemporary Catholic theology. She holds a BA from Georgetown University\, an MTS from Boston College’s School of Theology and Ministry\, and a PhD from Fordham University. Prior to her arrival at Fairfield\, Dr. Holman was Assistant Professor of Theology at Benedictine University in the suburbs of Chicago. Dr. Holman’s teaching interests include Feminist Theology\, Ignatian Spirituality\, Vatican II\, and Spirituality & Social Justice. Her research interests encompass Ecclesiology\, Nouvelle Théologie\, Marie-Dominique Chenu\, Vatican II\, and Feminist Theology. \nDr. Holman will publish Marie-Dominique Chenu and the Signs of the Times through University of Notre Dame Press in 2025. She published an English translation of Chenu’s Saulchoir: A School of Theology with Joseph Komonchak in 2023. Dr. Holman’s writing has appeared in the Journal of Jesuit Higher Education\, Theological Studies\, and Commonweal. \nIn a time marked by intersecting crises\, narratives of disaster and nevertheless deep possibilities\, we invite fresh perspectives to enact and sustain hope and courage. \nWhere and why does hope flourish? What sustains commitment and resistance in times of trial? What space can be made for dissonance and dissent? How do people engage and encourage others of like mind and heart? What resources can we find in our contexts and traditions? How do communities cultivate creative practices of transformation? To what are we called? \nPlease see our call for abstracts and save the date. More details to follow. \nRobyn WhitakerReverend Associate Professor Robyn Whitaker is a biblical scholar and historian with a particular interest in the contemporary use (and misuse) of the Bible in debates about sexuality\, gender and ethics. Her research focuses on the apocalyptic literature of the Bible\, particularly Revelation\, as well as visuality and visual exegesis of the Bible.
URL:https://vox.divinity.edu.au/event/imagine-something-else-communities-creativity-resistance/
LOCATION:Pilgrim Theological College\, 29 College Crescent\, Parkville\, VIC\, 3052\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Australian Collaborators if Feminist Theologies,Conference,Hybrid (Online and In-person),Pilgrim Theological College
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