In addition to its
academic programs and
publications, the Liturgical Institute
offers public conferences to help educate and provide resources for
pastors, liturgical ministers and the faithful. Upcoming events at the
Liturgical Institute include:
June 22-27, 2008
Sacred Music Retreat
A preached retreat
for church musicians with spiritual talks, sung prayer, and ample time
for rest, private prayer and contemplation on the beautiful campus of
the University of Saint Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary. Fr. Greg
Labus, an experienced cathedral musician, will serve as retreat master.
September 19-20, 2008
The Bible and the Liturgy:
Written Text Becomes Spoken Word
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Scott Hahn
A 2-day event
addressing the Biblical roots of salvation and its manifestation in the
sacred Liturgy of the Church. With Scott Hahn, Jeff Cavins, Brant Pitre,
Fr. Robert Barron, Lynne Boughton, David Fagerberg, John Cavadini, Fr. Douglas Martis,
Bill Portier and Denis McNamara.
November 7, 2008
Profound Preaching: "Preaching the New
Evangelization"
A one-day preaching
workshop for priests and deacons. Fr. Jordan Kelly, OP, Director of the
Office for Evangelization of the Archdiocese of Chicago, leads one of the Liturgical Institute's most popular conferences with all new
topics on the theology and spirituality of preaching.
January 30, 2009
Treasures of the Triduum
*with all new topics*
Following on the
success of the 2008 conference, the Liturgical Institute presents a
second one-day workshop
which unveils the rich theology of the apex of the church's liturgical
year. Perfect for preachers, liturgy directors, musicians and all who
desire to enter more deeply into the heart of the Paschal Mystery.
April 24, 2009
The Liturgy and the Social
Teaching of the Church
Keynote speaker: Rev. Richard John Neuhaus
A conference which
examines how the Sacred Liturgy and the Church's teaching on social
reconstruction work together as a theological whole, drawing from the
insights of scripture, the 20th-century liturgical movement, and the
magisterial documents of the Church.
For further information call 847.837.4542 or
e-mail us.
Past Conferences
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