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Assisi
Exploring Franciscan Resources for Ministry: Retreat in Assisi & Rome
Parish Leadership Retreat for Pastors, Lay Minsters & Parrish Professionals
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Budapest
Heritage of Eastern Judaism & the Holocaust
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Canterbury
Ecumenism: Between Rome & Canterbury
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Krakow
Heritage of Eastern Judaism & the Holocaust
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Lourdes
Bernadette: Pilmgrimage to Lourdes, Parish
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Paris
Religious & Cultural Heritage of France
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Prague
Encountering the Religions of the World
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Rome
No other city in the world weaves together so much history, art, and culture as does Rome! The center of one of the world’s greatest empires – it expressed both the noblest achievements and aspirations of the human spirit as well as its most ignoble. This global perspective became operative in Roman Catholicism and, during the Renaissance, sparked a rebirth of classical culture, art and building in the Vatican and throughout the city.
Rome boasts some of the best preserved Roman monuments – the Pantheon, the Colosseum and a number of buildings in the Forum. It has the greatest collection of early Christian art and architecture – from meeting sites of early Christians in pre-Constantinian Rome – to great 4th century basilicas, sarcophagi, and frescos in underground burial chambers. The entire city is an open history book – with something to point out at every corner. It is the perfect destination for interdisciplinary groups to visit and consider how diverse traditions are woven together in the art, architecture, religion and cultural practices of both historical and modern Rome.
Rome is the perfect venue for international meetings and conferences, pilgrimages and study tours.
Early Christianity in Rome
Artistic and Religious Italy: Rome, Florence, Ravenna and Venice
Ecumenism: Between Rome & Canterbury
Ecumenism: Between Rome & Wittenburg
Intersection of Art, Religion & Politics in Rome
Classical and Renaissance Rome
Exploring Franciscan Resources for Ministry: Retreat in Assisi & Rome
Parish Leadership Retreat for Pastors, Lay Minsters & Parrish Professionals
Agnes of Rome & the Early Christian Community
Contact Illume for information about the special celebration of the 500th Anniversary of the laying of the first stone for the foundation of the new St. Peter's Basilica. Petros Eni - 500th Anniversary
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Tripoli
Tunisia & Libya: Archaeological and Cultural Treasures
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Tunis
Tunisia & Libya: Archaeological and Cultural Treasures
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