St. Catherine of Siena Center
The St. Catherine of Siena Center of Dominican University examines critical issues of church and society in light of faith and scholarship.
Information on the 2022–2023 Season will be posted in August 2022
Upcoming Events
Mini Course: Pan de Muerto and the “Hope-Filled” Theology of the Day of the Dead
In this mini-course, students will be introduced to the theology behind the communal and public celebration of el Día de los Muertos.
Mini Course: Pan de Muerto and the “Hope-Filled” Theology of the Day of the Dead
In this mini-course, students will be introduced to the theology behind the communal and public celebration of el Día de los Muertos.
Picturing Paradise/Destellos del Paraíso
An exhibition of Peruvian art - embroidered and appliquéd fabric pictures called cuadros, created by the women of Compacto Humano and Manos Ancashinas.
Mini Course: Stories of Ourselves
A workshop where personal memories and tales from our own lives and family histories are rediscovered and transformed into powerful stories.
Mini Course: Stories of Ourselves
A workshop where personal memories and tales from our own lives and family histories are rediscovered and transformed into powerful stories.
Black Lives Matter: A Theology to Broaden Our Catholic Imagination
Theologian Craig Ford join our campus to discuss this question of how the #BlackLivesMatter movement has shed light onto our understanding of God.
Braiding Sweetgrass: Healing our Relationships with the Earth
Wisdom about the natural world delivered by an author who is both Indigenous and an academic scientist.
An Olde-Fashioned New England Christmas
Captivating storyteller, Joshua Kane will delight listeners of all ages with classic holiday tales from O’Henry, Dickens, Frost and others.
