Cross-Cultural and World Mission
One of the distinctive characteristics of Catholic Theological Union is its
extraordinary emphasis on world mission and cross-cultural ministry and
initiatives. Through out the year, there is an array of opportunities for
enrichment and learning experiences.
Louis J. Luzbetak, SVD, Lecture on Mission and Culture
2006
"Ghana's Witches: Scratching Where It Itches!" (PDF)
by Dr John Kirby, Tamale Institute of Cross-cultural Studies, Tamale, Ghana
2005
“Universal and Local? Power, Piety, and Paradox in
Developing Christianity”
(PDF)
by Anthony Gittins,
CSSp, PhD, Bishop Francis Ford, MM, Professor of Catholic
Missiology,
Catholic
Theological Union
2004
2003
“Anthropology and Mission: The Incarnational Connection”
(PDF)
By Darrell. L.
Whiteman, Professor of Cultural Anthropology and Dean of the E. Stanley
Jones
School of World Mission and Evangelism at
Asbury Seminary
in Wilmore, Kentucky.
2002
“Inculturation in Africa¬---The Way Forward”
(PDF)
By Dr Aylward
Shorter M.Afr.
2001
“Other Beings, Post-Colonially Correct”
(PDF)
By Mary
Douglas, Ph.D., former Professor of Anthropology, University College London
(Emerita)
2000
“Inculturation as Pilgrimage”
(PDF)
By José M. de Mesa, Ph.D.,
Professor of Systematic Theology, East Asian Pastoral Institute
World Mission Lecture
2007
"Justice in the Light of Filipino Culture and the Gospel" (PDF)
By José M. de Mesa, Ph.D. Professor of Systematic Theology, East Asian Pastoral Institute