Magis, April 12, 2019

JST Announcements

Due to the holiday on Friday, April 19, Magis will be issued one day early next week, on Thursday, April 18. Please submit any items for inclusion by Tuesday, April 17 at noon.
The JST building will be closed, Friday, April 19 through Sunday, April 21.
A reminder that applications for the India immersion are due electronically to Simon Kim by April 15th (sckim@scu.edu). If you have any questions, please feel free to email Professor Thomas Cattoi (tcattoi@scu.edu).
Two listening sessions on Clericalism and Culture will be held in Manresa on Tuesday, 4/16, from 1-2pm and 6:45-7:45pm. All JST students are welcome to attend. We will dialogue around the questions: "How do we as a community resist clericalism in our common life, work, and practice at JST? What are the ways we may unintentionally contribute to clericalism in our culture?" If you cannot make this event but still want to participate, please feel free to reach out to Chris Hadley, Julie Rubio, or Martin Connell individually to share your thoughts, observations, and concerns.
John Guyol, SJ (M.Div. I) is creating a Marian litany hymn for the Marian Art class, based on the relationships of JST community members with Mary. Please respond to him at jguyol@scu.edu with your responses to these questions:
- How do you see Mary acting in the world and in your life?
- What is your favorite title for Mary, either traditional or new?
JST will be offering a course for intensive Latin study (BS-1042: Latin I and Latin II; 3 or 6 credits) from June 10-July 19, Monday through Friday, 9am-12pm. Interested GTU students should contact their school registrar or JST registrar, Jim Oberhausen at joberhausen@scu.edu; interested non-GTU students should contact Laura Nieto with JST Admissions at lnieto@scu.edu.

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