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Sacred Heart University Inaugurates Annual Public Lecture on ‘Religion And…’
SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY INAUGURATES ANNUAL PUBLIC LECTURE ON ‘RELIGION AND…’ - INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES TO BE FEATURED ON FEBRUARY 9TH
WHAT: “The Cain and Abel of Western Civilization: Religion and Politics from an International Perspective” will be presented in a free public panel discussion at Sacred Heart University.
WHO: The inaugural lecture in an annual series called “Religion and…” will feature David Gibson, a longtime religion writer who now covers the beat for PoliticsDaily.com, and is the author of a highly regarded biography of Pope Benedict XVI; Robert Mickens, the Vatican correspondent for the international Catholic weekly, The Tablet;and Peter G. Kavanagh, a journalist for 30 years and a senior producer at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The facilitator will be Dr. Michael W. Higgins, vice president for Mission and Catholic Identity.
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WHERE: Sacred Heart University’s Schine Auditorium, 5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield.
WHEN: Wednesday, February 9, at 7:00 p.m.TICKETS: Admission is free and open to the public.
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SPONSORS: Presented by Sacred Heart University's Office of Mission and Catholic Identity; sponsored by the University’s Departments of Communication and Media Studies; Government and Politics; and Theology and Religious Studies.
PRESS: Media coverage is welcomed. Please contact Funda Alp at 203-396-8241 or alpf@sacredheart.edufor further information.
