News & Events

News & Events

'Still Point': A Meditation On Mothering A Dying Child
03.18.2013 News Story National Public Radio

Emily Rapp, MTS '00, was interviewed by Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air about the memoir she has written out of her experience mothering a dying son.

Healing the Wounds of History
03.15.2013 News Story

HDS alumnus Simon Guerrand-Hermès transforms from businessman to peacemaker.

A New Face at the Vatican
03.14.2013 News Story Harvard Gazette

Bryan Hehir, former leader of HDS, and current HDS faculty member Francis Schüssler Fiorenza offer their take on the election of Pope Francis.

Papal Pick Inspires Hope Among Harvard Professors
03.14.2013 News Story Harvard Crimson

HDS professors Kevin Madigan and Stephanie Paulsell in the Harvard Crimson on what Pope Francis's election could mean.

HDS on the Roman Catholic Church and the Papacy
03.14.2013 News Story

HDS faculty have recently been featured in the media discussing the fallout of Pope Benedict's resignation and the future of the Roman Catholic Church.

Sexuality and Social Order: Marianne Weber on Religion and Modernity
03.14.2013 Video

A presentation by Lori Pearson, Associate Professor of Religion at Carleton College, HDS alumna, and current WSRP Research Associate.

Intellectual Worlds of Meditation: Participation in the Divine Life
03.13.2013 Video

A lecture from Brother Geoffrey Tristram as part of the Intellectual Worlds of Meditation lecture series.

Permaculture and the Sacred: A Conversation with Starhawk
03.07.2013 Video

Permaculturist and activist Starhawk spoke at HDS recently about how earth-based spirituality can inform and empower efforts to build sustainable communities.

Crip/tography: Disability Theology in the Ruins of God
03.07.2013 Video

Sharon Betcher, Professor of Theology at Vancouver School of Theology, delivered this presentation as part of the 2012-13 colloquium series Science, Religion, and the Body.

HDS Alumni/Alumnae Council Announces Inaugural Gomes Honors Recipients
03.06.2013 News Story

Award celebrates contributions of four distinguished graduates and the late Professor Ronald F. Thiemann.