18.04.2012

14.15-15.45

Concurrent Paper Presentations 1

Room locations will be communicated shortly before the event.

A. Intra/Inter-Church Issues

1. Chair: Jelle Creemers (Belgium)

The relevance of the insertion of the Filioque clause into the Creed for Orthodox- Catholic dialogue today

Nikodemos Anagnostopoulos (Greece/England)

The impossibility of Being an Orthodox Convert?

Desmond Nicholas Bamford (England)

Orthodox Attempts to Re-Think Tradition and Their Significance for the Orthodox –Roman Catholic Dialogue on “Primacy”

Ştefăniţă Barbu (Romania)

2. Chair: Dennis Doyle (US)

The Holiness of the Church: Mark of Division or Unity?

Brian Flanagan (US)

The Necessity of an Ecclesiology in Which the Church is Understood as Sacrament with Christ as Primary Sacrament: Ways to convergence in Ecumenical Dialogue

Rev. C. Pierson Shaw, Jr. (US/Canada)

“Anticipated Communion”: Revitalizing Our Ecumenical Ecclesiological Imagination

Scott MacDougall (US)

3. Chair: Mary Doak (US)

Common Ecumenical and Inter-faith Challenges highlighted by the Pew Study on Religion in America

George Worgul Jr. (US)

Appreciative Ecclesiology: Ecumenism beyond Cafeteria and Evangelical Catholicism

Randy J. C. Odchigue (Philippines)

“Who’s In and Who’s Out? Ecclesiological Lessons from American (U.S.) Experiences of Christian Pluralism”

David O’Brien (US)

4. Chair: Catherine E. Clifford (Canada)

The Doctrine of Elementa Ecclesiae Viewed from the Outside – A Critical Study of Its Post-Conciliar Reception

Sandra Arenas Pérez (Chile/Belgium)

Another Hidden Encyclical: Pius IX’s unpublished thoughts on the Church

Michael Walsh (England)

The Significance of the Concept of Aggiornamento for the Future of the Ecumenical Movement in the Twenty-first Century

Edward Mushi (Tanzania/Belgium)

5. Chair: Annarita Caponera (Italy)

Virgo ecclesia facta: l’ecclesiogenesi secondo il principio euristico dell’incarnazione

Daniela Del Gaudio (Italy)

What shape for a church in dialogue? or Quale forma per una chiesa in dialogo?

Simona Segoloni (Italy)

Ecclesiologia “in genere”: ri-pensare la chiesa a partire dal concetto di gender

Serena Noceti (Italy)

6. Chair: Pascal Bazzell (Switzerland/Philippines)

One Church. Many Faces: On the need for and limits of Intra-Church ‘Ecumenism’ within Catholicism

Michal Jahns (Poland/England)

A Critical Assessment of Intra-Ecclesial Conflicts in the Church in Nigeria

Ignatius Aniekanabasi Edet (Nigeria)

Receptive Ecumenism and the Local Church: Practical Application, a case study

Marcus Pound (England)

7. Chair: Martyn Percy (England)

The Reality of an Ecumenical Parish: What we have Learned and What Church Leaders have Yet to Learn

Christine Lappine (England)

Kevin T. Kelly (England)

Parish Ministry isn’t really Work: Using Hannah Arendt’s categories of labour, work and action to explore what clergy do.

Emma Percy (England)

B. Inter-Faith Issues:

8. Chair:  Paul M. Collins (England)

Interfaith Dialogue in a Polarized World

Richard Penaskovic (US)

Addressing the Hard Questions in order to Move Forward

Marie Nuar (US/Italy)

Beyond the Niceties of Dialogue: The Hope and Perils of Recent Jewish Critiques of Christianity

Peter Admirand (US/Ireland)

9. Chair: Michael Barnes S.J., (England)

A Compromised Imagination: Underlying Problems of Religious Consciousness in the West

Malik J. Muhammed (US)

Prayers Without Number: Interfaith Relations and the Plurality of Worship Traditions

Mark Godin (Canada/Scotland)

The Everything of Experience:  Considering Religious Experience as a Category for Interreligious Dialogue

John R. Friday (US/Belgium)

10.  Chair: Bradford Hinze (US)

Cultural-Linguistic Resources for Ecumenical and Inter-religious Dialogue

Craig A. Phillips (US)

From Ornamental Multiculturalism toward a Theology of Beauty

Kevin Park (US)

Ecumenism in the Public Sphere: Derrida’s Hospitality  vis-a -vis Habermas’ and Ratzinger’s Rationality

Delfo Canceran (Philippines)

11. Chair: Susie Paulik Babka (US)

‘Dwelling in the Eternal: Toward a Secular-Mysticism’

Christopher D. Shaw (England)

Toward Apophatic Inclusivism: an Examination of Karl Rahner’s Theology of Religions in a Pluralist Mode

Peter Herman (US)

Khrist Bhakta Movement: a way of dialogue of life?

Cyril Joseph Kuttiyanikkal (India/Netherlands)

Ibn’Arabi, Abulafia and St Francis: The Diversely and Paradoxically Ecumenical Search for Oneness

Ori Z. Soltes (US)

C. Faith and World:

12. Chair: Ann Marie Mealey (Ireland)

Unity in Action: The Catholic Worker Movement as a Model for the 21^st Century

Denys Horgan (US)

Not by Fate Alone. Some Ecumenical Reflections on Catholic Social Teaching

Pieter De Witte (Belgium)

Thirty years of HIV and AIDS: Exposing the vulnerability and woundedness of the Christian Church

Julie Clague (England/Scotland)

The Poor as Locus Ecumenicus

Christine E. McCarthy (US)

13. Chair: Paul Arthur (N. Ireland)

Mediating the moment rather than the problem – the unifying effect of the moment in building a golden bridge between religions and faiths – the ‘third state’

Greg Rooney  (Australia)

Margaret Ross  (Australia)

Barbara Wilson (England)