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Issue Two September 10, 2021

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Attend the livestream HERE. The Worship Aid is available HERE.

The Barbecue afterwards will be in the Courtyard of CDSP at 2450 Le Conte Avenue.

 

 

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Liturgy News
  • JST Liturgy schedule for fall semester is as follows: Tuesday-Friday: 8 a.m. and 5:15 p.m; Saturday: 8:30 a.m. Every other Wednesday at 5:15, starting on 9/15, Mass will be in Spanish.

Presider Schedule

Tuesday 9/14 8:00 Deogratias Fikiri, SJ 5:15 Paul Janowiak, SJ

Wednesday 9/15 8:00 Anh Tran, SJ 5:15 Mass in Spanish, Marco Martinez, SJ

Thursday 9/16 8:00 Brent Otto, SJ 5:15 Anh Tran, SJ

Friday 9/17 8:00 Mark Ngwenya, SJ 5:15 Marty Connell, SJ

Saturday 9/18 8:30 Jean Claude Havyarimana, SJ

  • Mass of the Holy Spirit: JST will celebrate the Mass of the Holy Spirit on Friday, September 10, 5:15 p.m. Please join us in person or on the livestream as we begin the new academic year.
  • Liturgical and Music Ministry Sign-Up: Please respond on this brief form by September 15 to indicate your interest in serving in liturgical ministries. JST welcomes your gifts and participation in liturgy. Paper forms are also available outside the Chapel.
JST Announcements
  • Sign up now for JST's writing program, Writing in the North American Academy, Thursdays via zoom, 3:30- 5:00. Starts September 23. Contact Laura Dunn, ldunn@scu.edu for more information and to register. Also see the individual calendar entries under JST Events.
  • Required Fall 2021 Covid-19 Testing for JST Students: All JST students are required to take a Covid-19 test at the JST academic building regardless of vaccination status. Required testing began on Monday, August 30, 2021. Students must test at least two times.

    Monday, September 13th - 9am-12pm; 1-3pm (JST 3rd Floor - Loyola Board Room 321)

    Tuesday, September 14th - 9am-11:30am (JST 3rd Floor - Loyola Board Room 321)

    The test we are using is a self-administer saliva-based test. An account will need to be created through the ShieldT3 portal before you arrive to test.  When asked to enter your agency code, type "scu". Below is more important information on the testing procedures:

    • How to Register: Register for testing through the ShieldT3 portal. When asked to enter your agency code, type "scu".

    • Important Testing Procedures:

      • Those being tested will self-administer saliva tests. (Video instructions on YouTube).

      • Saliva testing requires that you do not eat, drink (not even water!), smoke, chew, or brush your teeth for 60 minutes beforehand.

      • If you have symptoms, please do not come to the testing site.

  • The second issue of New Horizons is now posted here.  New Horizons is a peer-reviewed journal edited by JST students, featuring work of graduate students.   We commend the editorial board and all those students whose work is featured in this new issue, "At a Crossroads." You can submit papers on the theme "Whose Call? Whose Church" by Nov. 1 at newhorizonsjst@scu.edu.
  • Faculty, students and staff, please fill out the Photo Directory Authorization Form if you are new to JST or if there are any changes to your directory information from last year. You can access last year's directory in the Moodle Course, JST Community Life, Prayer and Liturgy. 
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Of Interest Elsewhere
Women of WIT (Women in Theology)
Are you a woman who occasionally writes a theologically informed reflection life, work or practice? Do you have something to say about an issue in your community, church, or the world at large? Preachers, do you have a sermon you want more than just your parish to hear?
 
Are you a woman of color who thinks white feminists need a bigger dose of womanist, mujerista, minjung or liberationist theology?
 
Are you NOT in North America and would like a largely English-speaking white feminist audience to hear and engage with your wisdom?
 

WIT (Women in Theology) is looking to expand our blog by adding more regular guest posts! So, if you are a woman with experience in the academic study of Christian theology—either as a graduate student or as a professor—and have some topics that you have been thinking about recently that you would like to get out to the public, please reach out to us!

If you are interested in contributing a guest post, please send us your post by email to witheology@gmail.com. Blog posts should be around 500–1000 words and we are open to any topics that you think would fit well with the aim of our blog. You should include a brief biographical statement to be included with your post that explains some of your theological background. See our other guest posts for examples of these biographical statements: https://womenintheology.org/category/guest-post/

We accept guest posts from women in all Christian denominations. Women of color, trans and queer women, international scholars, and those who do comparative theology are encouraged to participate. Please contact the editors at witheology@gmail.com with any questions.

For more information please visit the website.

 

 
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