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Author Archives: Randy Coleman-Riese
Making Friends & Supporting Our Efforts
The recently concluded conference of the Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture was a wonderful time for us to reconnect with old friends and make new ones. The conference explored the perennial problem of good and evil, the significance … Continue reading
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Tagged Center for Ethics and Culture, friends, God's Gamble, Notre Dame, support
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Gratitude and Sorrow
Yesterday my wife and I awoke to the news of a fast spreading fire in our home town of Santa Rosa. We are 2,500 miles away visiting our daughter and her family … Continue reading
New from the Audio Archives – Paul’s Letter to the Romans
Now available in our webstore: Part 1 in an eight-part series of Gil Bailie’s Reflections on St. Paul’s Letter to the Romans We have been continuing to add to the digital Audio Archive each month titles from Gil Bailie’s presentations … Continue reading
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Calculus
The school year has begun and many high school and college students are beginning the study of calculus – the mathematical study of continuous change. In the present age, if one lives through all the intimate and personal changes from … Continue reading
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Tagged change, Christianity, evangelism, family, Heraclitus, morality, New Evangelization, Rainer Maria Rilke, tradition, truth
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Communicating Hope
We find ourselves back in the same situation as that which the Christians encountered during the decline of the ancient world. Everything depends on whether the Christians … are able to communicate their hope to a world in which man … Continue reading
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Summer Newsletter – Fall Plans…
We recently sent out our Summer Newsletter to all those on our newsletter email list. A link to the latest on what is happening at the Cornerstone Forum appears to the right, just click on the image and read all … Continue reading
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Tagged Center for Ethics and Culture, Gil Bailie, Notre Dame, Randy Coleman-Riese
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Have you thanked God for this failure already?
Gil Bailie has posted a link on the Cornerstone Forum Facebook page to a short video of an excerpted portion of a speech Estonian composer Arvo Part gave in May 2014 accepting an honorary degree from St. Vladimir’s Seminary in … Continue reading
Mortality and The Gift of Fr. Arne Panula
The recent (and all to frequent) hiatus in posting to our weblog has a both a sad and joyous reason. We learned earlier this month of the death of our friend Robert Glass, one of the Cornerstone Forum’s most generous … Continue reading
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An Everlasting Gift…
One of the benefits of working with the Cornerstone Forum is having available the archives of Gil Bailie to draw from. One of the recent reviewers of Gil’s book, “God’s Gamble”, on Amazon says in part, “Anything that Gil Bailie … Continue reading
Revisiting the Colloquium on Violence & Religion Conference…
Because of a scheduling conflict with another conference the topic of which is highly relevent to Gil’s current writing project he is unable to attend this year’s annual meeting of the Colloquium on Violence and Religion in Madrid being … Continue reading
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