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Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion Training

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Location: Basilica of the Sacred Heart

Anyone interested in helping with the distribution of the Body and Blood of Christ in either the Basilica of the Sacred Heart or a residence hall must first attend an annual training session. One training session will be held in the...

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"Out of the Ashes: Notre Dame Ceramic Art Symposium"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

Milly and Fritz Kaeser Mestrovic Studio Gallery January 22 through March 5, 2017 For one week in October 2016, twelve ceramic artists worked together in the Notre Dame ceramic studios. In addition to making their own signature ceramic artworks, the...

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Exhibit: "Pictorialism: The Fine Art of Photography"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

O'Shaughnessy Galleries II and III January 15 through March 5, 2017 At the turn of the twentieth century serious artists began using photography for creative works of art. They struggled against a tawdry reputation built upon mountains of kitschy, inexpensive...

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Exhibit: "Continuum: The Art of Michael Dunbar in the Sculptural Tradition"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

O'Shaughnessy West Gallery Many contemporary sculptors emphasize their self-conscious break from the art of the past. In contrast, Michael Dunbar acknowledges roots and continuity with twentieth-century masters. Continuum places the artist's contemporary "Machinist Studies" series at the end of a...

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RBSC Exhibit: "Preserving the Steadfastness of Your Faith": Catholics in the Early American Republic

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Location: Rare Books and Special Collections, 102 Hesburgh Library

This exhibition displays examples of American Catholicism expressed mostly through printed texts from 1783 through the early 1840s. They include the earliest Catholic bibles published by Mathew Carey, and editions of Thomas à Kempis' The Imitation of Christ used and...

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Kyle Muntz, Sparks Prize Winner 2016

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Location: Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore

Kyle Muntz is the author of five novels: Scary People (2015, Eraserhead Press), Green Lights (2014, Civil Coping Mechanisms), VII (A Novel): The Life, Times, and Tragedy of Sir Edward William Locke the Third: Gentleman (2012, Enigmatic Ink), Sunshine in...

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Theatre: Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) present "Romeo and Juliet"

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Location: Washington Hall

With minimal sets and costumes, five master storytellers transform a bare stage into fair Verona. British actors, from London's most prestigious stages, perform every role in Shakespeare's star-crossed tragedy. Experience the power and passion of the world's greatest love story...

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Exhibit: "Pictorialism: The Fine Art of Photography"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

O'Shaughnessy Galleries II and III January 15 through March 5, 2017 At the turn of the twentieth century serious artists began using photography for creative works of art. They struggled against a tawdry reputation built upon mountains of kitschy, inexpensive...

Read More about Exhibit: "Pictorialism: The Fine Art of Photography"

"Out of the Ashes: Notre Dame Ceramic Art Symposium"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

Milly and Fritz Kaeser Mestrovic Studio Gallery January 22 through March 5, 2017 For one week in October 2016, twelve ceramic artists worked together in the Notre Dame ceramic studios. In addition to making their own signature ceramic artworks, the...

Read More about "Out of the Ashes: Notre Dame Ceramic Art Symposium"

Exhibit: "Continuum: The Art of Michael Dunbar in the Sculptural Tradition"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

O'Shaughnessy West Gallery Many contemporary sculptors emphasize their self-conscious break from the art of the past. In contrast, Michael Dunbar acknowledges roots and continuity with twentieth-century masters. Continuum places the artist's contemporary "Machinist Studies" series at the end of a...

Read More about Exhibit: "Continuum: The Art of Michael Dunbar in the Sculptural Tradition"

Food for Thought Session 3: Race, Class, and Justice

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Location: off campus

The breakfast series is a collaborative effort between local academic institutions to provide a casual environment for building campus/community connections. The aim of the breakfast series is for community agencies and organizations to connect with potential academic partners for shared...

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RBSC Exhibit: "Preserving the Steadfastness of Your Faith": Catholics in the Early American Republic

- (part of a series)

Location: Rare Books and Special Collections, 102 Hesburgh Library

This exhibition displays examples of American Catholicism expressed mostly through printed texts from 1783 through the early 1840s. They include the earliest Catholic bibles published by Mathew Carey, and editions of Thomas à Kempis' The Imitation of Christ used and...

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Theatre: Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) present "Romeo and Juliet"

- (part of a series)

Location: Washington Hall

With minimal sets and costumes, five master storytellers transform a bare stage into fair Verona. British actors, from London's most prestigious stages, perform every role in Shakespeare's star-crossed tragedy. Experience the power and passion of the world's greatest love story...

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"Out of the Ashes: Notre Dame Ceramic Art Symposium"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

Milly and Fritz Kaeser Mestrovic Studio Gallery January 22 through March 5, 2017 For one week in October 2016, twelve ceramic artists worked together in the Notre Dame ceramic studios. In addition to making their own signature ceramic artworks, the...

Read More about "Out of the Ashes: Notre Dame Ceramic Art Symposium"

Exhibit: "Pictorialism: The Fine Art of Photography"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

O'Shaughnessy Galleries II and III January 15 through March 5, 2017 At the turn of the twentieth century serious artists began using photography for creative works of art. They struggled against a tawdry reputation built upon mountains of kitschy, inexpensive...

Read More about Exhibit: "Pictorialism: The Fine Art of Photography"

Exhibit: "Continuum: The Art of Michael Dunbar in the Sculptural Tradition"

(part of a series)

Location: Snite Museum of Art

O'Shaughnessy West Gallery Many contemporary sculptors emphasize their self-conscious break from the art of the past. In contrast, Michael Dunbar acknowledges roots and continuity with twentieth-century masters. Continuum places the artist's contemporary "Machinist Studies" series at the end of a...

Read More about Exhibit: "Continuum: The Art of Michael Dunbar in the Sculptural Tradition"

Catholic Social Tradition and the Capability Approach

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Location: Geddes Hall

The Capability Approach developed by Amartya Sen and Martha Nussbaum has emerged as one of the most influential contributions to development discourse in the 20th and the 21st centuries, influencing both grassroots NGOs and the development activities of the United...

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Symposium: "Justice Scalia and the Federal Courts"

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Location: McCartan Courtroom

The Symposium will examine Justice Antonin Scalia’s contributions to the field of Federal Courts. Our distinguished contributors, many of whom clerked for the Justice, will discuss Justice Scalia’s theory of constitutional and statutory interpretation, his judicial application of those theories,...

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RBSC Exhibit: "Preserving the Steadfastness of Your Faith": Catholics in the Early American Republic

- (part of a series)

Location: Rare Books and Special Collections, 102 Hesburgh Library

This exhibition displays examples of American Catholicism expressed mostly through printed texts from 1783 through the early 1840s. They include the earliest Catholic bibles published by Mathew Carey, and editions of Thomas à Kempis' The Imitation of Christ used and...

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Ten Years Hence Lecture Series

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Location: Mendoza College of Business

by Gordon Gill, founding partner, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill ArchitectureGordon Gill is one of the world's pre-eminent exponents of performance-based architecture.Jordan Auditorium, Mendoza College of BusinessFree and open to students, faculty, staff and the public.…

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Staff Mass

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Location: Log Chapel

Staff are invited to celebrate Mass together throughout the 2016-2017 academic year. Mass will be celebrated at 12:10 p.m. in the Log Chapel on Sept. 2, Oct. 7, Nov. 4, Feb. 3, March 3 and April 7. Staff Chaplain Fr....

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Higgins Labor Café

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Location: Geddes Hall

The Labor Café See http://socialconcerns.nd.edu/labor-cafe Location: Geddes Hall, Coffee House is where the ND community convenes for coffee and casual conversation on contemporary questions about work, workers, and workplaces. Participants choose the topics, all people are welcome, and all opinions are...

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Graduate First Friday Dinner

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Location: Coleman-Morse Center

On the first Friday of every month throughout the academic year, graduate students of all faiths are invited to join their fellow graduate students for dinner and socializing in the Coleman-Morse Center. Dinners will be held at 6:15 p.m. in...

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Theatre: Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) present "Romeo and Juliet"

- (part of a series)

Location: Washington Hall

With minimal sets and costumes, five master storytellers transform a bare stage into fair Verona. British actors, from London's most prestigious stages, perform every role in Shakespeare's star-crossed tragedy. Experience the power and passion of the world's greatest love story...

Read More about Theatre: Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) present "Romeo and Juliet"