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1 St. Bonaventure Conference July 12 15, 2017 Wednesday, July 12, :00-8:00 pm PLENARY SESSION 1 J. A. Wayne Hellmann, Sacraments: Healing unto Glory 8:00 pm OPENING RECEPTION LaVerna Cafe Thursday, July 13, :00-10:00 am PLENARY SESSION II Emmanuel Falque, "The Entrance of God into Theology or into Philosophy: The Sense of the Debate between Bonaventure and Thomas Aquinas". 10:00-10:30 am BREAK 10:30 am-12:00 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS The Task of Theology According to St. Bonaventure I. Gregory LaNave, Bonaventure s Theological Style: Convergences and Developments between the Sentences commentary and the Hexaëmeron II. Kevin Hughes, In This Knowledge Alone There is Delight : The Transformation of Theological Practice in Bonaventure s Collations III. Katherine Wrisley Shelby, The Vir Hierarchicus and the Goal of Theology According to St. Bonaventure Who was Bonaventure?, Part I: Insights from the 1270s-1500s I. Luca Pezuto, From Iconographer to Icon: The Birth and Development of Bonaventure's Image ( ca) II. Alfredo Cento, The Canonization Process for St. Bonaventure III. Lezlie Knox, Who Was Bonaventure? A Late Medieval Answer Bonaventure s Theological Appropriation of Aesthetics I. Laura A. Smit, He Is All Delight : The Beauty of Christ and the Perfective Way II. James M. Turner, Seeing Beauty in Mathematics: A Mathematician s Journey in the Thought of Saint Bonaventure III. Oleg Bychkov, The Intentional Being of God : the Son as the Presentational Aspect of God in Bonaventure and Peter Aureoli 12:00-1:00 pm LUNCH 1
2 1:00-2:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS Who was Bonaventure?, Part II: Bonaventure and Leadership I. Heather Christie, In giving up one's own will... - Saint Francis's humility in Saint Bonaventure's leadership of the Franciscan Order II. Matt Dabrowski, Leadership Lessons of St. Bonaventure Bonaventure and Virtue Ethics I. Krijn Pansters, From the Viewpoint of Perfect Virtue: Bonaventurian Roots and Fruits of Moral Excellence II. Luke Zerra, Beauty in Lowliness: Bonaventure and Luther on Christ s Beauty and the Life of Virtue III. David Wilmington, Virtues as Apophatic Practice: Improvising Within Bonaventure s Christocentric Harmony Divine and Human Ways of Knowing I. T. Alexander Giltner, The Lightness of Being: Knowledge as Salvation in Bonaventure s Doctrine of Divine Illumination II. Bernd Goehring, Bonaventure and Henry of Ghent on Human Cognition III. Jared Goff, The Importance of the Differentia Minima with Reference to Bonaventure s Account of Unity and Connoted Plurality in the Divine Ideas 2:30-3:00 pm BREAK 3:00-4:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS Bonaventure and Thomas Aquinas I. Christian Kappes, The Context, Sources and Doctrine of the Eucharistic Epiclesis in Bonaventure and Thomas Aquinas II. Jon Klatenbach, The Priestly Exemplarity of the Word: Bonaventure and Thomas on Christ and the Trinity Bonaventure and History: The Development of Franciscan Theology and Praxis I. Holly Greico, Reading History and Understanding the Future: Bonaventure s Eschatology before and after 1257 II. David Burr, Young Olivi Meets Bonaventure III. Nicholas Youmans, Boni, May I? : Unraveling the Layers of Minorite Obedience under Bonaventure 4:30 pm EVENING MASS 6:30-8:00 pm EVENING RECEPTION 2
3 Friday, July 14, :00-10:00 am CONCURRENT SESSIONS New Insights into Old Texts, Part I: The Itinerarium Mentis in Deum I. Amaury Begasse de Dhaem, Ascending and Easter Christology in the Itinerarium mentis in Deum II. Jay Hammond, Trinitarian Mystical Union: Rereading of Chapter 7 of Bonaventure s Itinerarium Mentis in Deum Bonaventure on Evil and Redemption I. Andrea Di Maio, Bonaventure on Nothingness and Evil II. Luke Togni, The Fate of the Irrational Creatures in Bonaventure s Breviloquium VII.4 III. Steven McMichael, Bonaventure s Theology of the Resurrection of Christ Theological Practice and Dialogue in Bonaventure I. Travis Lacy, Let Us Die and Enter Darkness: The Revelation of the Cross in St. Bonaventure's Pneumatology II. Yongho Lee, Bonaventure and Chinul: Christian and Buddhist Efforts to Integrate Theoria and Praxis as well as Kataphasis and Apophasis III. Junius Johnson, The Eucharistic Horizon of Bonaventure s Christology: A Speculative Approach 10:00-10:30 am BREAK 10:30 am -12:00 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS New Insights into Old Texts, Part II: The Collationes in Hexaëmeron I. Thomas Piolata, Bonaventure's Collationes in Hexaemeron and Radical Aristotelianism II. Benjamin Winter, Intellectual Pride and Humility: The Moral Dimension of Knowledge in Bonaventure s Collations Bonaventure on Spirituality and Scripture I. Aaron Gies, Primi duces hierarchiae nostrae : Bonaventure, Alexander of Hales and Theological Exegesis in John s Gospel II. Chiara Alba Mastrorilli, Quo tendas anagogia : Anagogy in the spiritual journey of St. Bonaventure III. Robert Karris, A New and Improved Look at the Christology of St. Bonaventure s Commentary on Luke s Gospel 3
4 Aspects of Living a Holy Life According to Bonaventure I. Helmut Flachenecker, Martha or Mary? A Comparison of a Model of Life in St. Bonaventure with other Medieval authors II. Robert A. Barbato, Bonaventure: Preaching as an aspect of Evangelical Perfection 12:00-1:00 pm LUNCH 1:00-2:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS The Trinity in Bonaventure s Theology and Theological Anthropology I. Susan Potters, Begin at the Center and End at the Plenitude : The Changing Role of the Son as Trinitarian Center and its Impact on Bonaventure s Idea of Learning in his Paradigm of Providence II. June Anne Greely, St. Bonaventure's The Tree of Life: A Trinitarian Excursus Bonaventure s Enduring Theological Legacy: Past and Present I. Timothy J. Johnson, We are Beggars; this is True : Bonaventure and Luther on Prayer and Theology II. Trent Pomplun, The Predestination of Christ in the Bonaventureans of the Early Modern Age III. Fernando Valdivieso, Bonaventure s Challenge to Contemporary Moral Theology 20 th -Century Philosophical Considerations, Part I I. Marco Moschini, Neobonaventurism and Christian philosophy of the Twentieth Century II. Marco Casucci, The Ascesis of Thought. Heidegger and St. Bonaventure in the Light of Teodorico Moretti-Costanzi s Christianity-as-Philosophy 2:30-3:00 pm BREAK 3:00-4:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS Bonaventure s Theological Influences, Part I: The Victorines I. Kyle Herrington, All Things Cry Out the Existence of God : Richard of St. Victor s Theory of Contemplation as a Hermeneutic to Bonaventure s De mysterio Trinitatis II. Ruben Martello, The Influence of Hugh of St. Victor on the Theology of the Imago Dei in Saint Bonaventure III. Daniel McClain, The Structure of Theology: Creation and Recreation in the Breviloquium and Hugh of St. Victor's De sacramentis Hagiography and Theology: Marginality and Healing I. Mark Lambert, The Disappearing Leper and Clandestine Christ: Understanding a Theological Topos in Bonaventure s Life of Saint Francis of Assisi 4
5 II. III. Allison Zbicz Michael, Physical Sickness and Spiritual Healing in Bonaventure s Legenda Major Zachary Moore, Bonaventure and the Disabled as Other 20th-Century Philosophical Considerations, Part II I. David Barbee, What Would Bonaventure Say to Heidegger? II. Moses Aaron T. Angeles, Bonaventure and Heidegger on God and Being III. Pavao Zitko, The Metaphysical Meaning of Consciousness - St. Bonaventure and Karl Jaspers 4:30-5:00 pm EVENING MASS 7:00-8:30 pm IGNATIUS BRADY LECTURE Ilia Delio, Bonaventure on the Centrality of Love Saturday, July 15 th, :00-10:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS Bonaventure s Theological Influences, Part II: Alexander of Hales I. Stephen F. Brown, The Absolute/Ordained Power Distinction in the Summa Halensis II. Boyd Taylor Coolman, Transcendental Pneumatology in the Summa Halensis III. Justin Shaun Coyle, The Trinity the Soul is: Psychology in the Halensian School Liturgical and Devotional Considerations I. Brian Reynolds, Typological Interpretation in the Marian Writings of St Bonaventure II. John Beddingfield, Seraphic Songs of the Cross: Exploring Bonaventure's Office of the Passion III. Filippo Sedda, Liturgy between Life and Rules in the Time of Bonaventure 10:30-11:00 am BREAK 11:00-12:00 pm ROUND TABLE AND SUMMARY 12:30-1:30 pm LUNCH 4:30-6:30 pm FEAST OF ST. BONAVENTURE 5
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