2007 Speakers
Complete 2007 Roster
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1/18/07
Father Roger Landry
Pastor, Saint Anthony of Padua, New Bedford; Executive Editor, The Anchor
Being in Holy Communion: An In-Depth Look at the US Bishop's Conference's New Pastoral Letter Letter on the Eucharist
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2/15/07
Father Joseph Fessio, SJ
Provost, Ave Maria Univ. and Founder Ignatius Press
Benedict XVI
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3/15/07
Gregory Floyd
Legatus Regional Director
The Power of the Cross
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4/12/07
Prof. Thomas O'Connor
Historian, Boston College
The Great Impact of Catholics and the Church in the United States
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5/17/07
Sister Olga Yaqob
Chaplain, Boston University
Hearing Christ in the Middle of our Busy Lives
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6/21/07
Prof. David Franks
Professor, Saint John's Seminary
A Guide to Making Moral Choices as a CEO
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Christ in the Workplace Discussion Session
Work and Family
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7/19/07
Kari Colella
Coordinator of Marriage Ministries, Archdiocese of Boston
Marriage Trends and the New Bishop's Initiative
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Christ in the Workplace Discussion Session
Paying a Living Wage
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8/16/07
Father Peter Grover, OMV
Rector, St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine
Exceeding Expectations: Following Christ's example
Christ in the Workplace Discussion Session
Cutting Costs
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9/20/07
George Weigel
Senior Fellow, Ethics and Public Policy Center
The Church's Social Doctrine in the Twenty-First Century
Christ in the Workplace Discussion Session
Cutting Costs
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10/18/07
Bishop Robert Hennessey
Auxiliary Bishop of Boston - Central Region
Reflections on the 1st Year of Our New Bishop
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11/15/07
Father Paul O'Brien
Pastor, Saint Patrick in Lawrence MA, Founder, Cor Unum Meal Center
Christ in the Workplace Discussion Session
Hunger in the City
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01/05/08 (Saturday)
Epiphany Social at the Nicholson's, 4 p.m.