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By Br. Milad Yacoub, A.A.
(Br. Milad is an Egyptian Assumptionist who currently works at the Assumptionist barge community on the River Seine near Paris, a community that serves the poor, especially immigrants. Br. Milad holds a doctorate in Sociology from the University of Paris X- Nanterre granted in 2008.)
This story began about two years ago when two provincials at the time were meeting and discussing different topics, Fr. Benoît Grière of France and Fr. Vincent Kambere of Africa. It was at that moment that the possibility of my teaching a couple of courses at ISEAB arose as a form of collaboration between the two provinces. It is a grace and an opportunity for me to have the Assumption ask me to share some of the knowledge I gained before entering the Congregation. It was also a joy to be able to discover the Assumption on this vast continent that I belong to, since I am originally from Egypt. Besides, it is the dream of every Egyptian to see the source of the Nile!
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Lecture by Daniel Tanguay, University of Ottawa, on "Leo Strauss: Father Fortin's Noble Risk."
Dinner and discussion to follow in McElroy Faculty Dining Room. Response by Frederick Lawrence (Theology), Boston College.
Friday, March 15, 2013 at 4:00 p.m.
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By Pat Haggerty
If you are like me, your email inbox is often over-stuffed. Like our traditional mailboxes stuffed with ads, flyers and donation requests, we find ourselves in the same position with emails. It’s not too difficult for me to exceed over 150 emails! I want to make sure they are not important, or worth saving, before I delete them. One such email was from a health newsletter that questioned, “Is silence dangerous to your health?”
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WORCESTER – Rev. Richard P. Brunelle, AA, 77, of Emmanuel House at Assumption College, died Wednesday, February 20, 2013 in Saint Vincent Hospital after being stricken ill.
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