Method in Theology at http://www.utppublishing.com/Method-in-Theology-Volume-14.html

At libraries
Search Ebrary and Ebscohost via your library. A library subscribing to Ebrary may have access to all the current published Collected Works of Bernard Lonergan.

Lonergan websites
Lonergan archives: www.bernardlonergan.com – unpublished papers, audios and videos by Lonergan

Lonergan resources: www.lonerganresource.com – secondary source material including back copies of two journals: Method: Journal of Lonergan Studies and Lonergan Workshop

Lonergan forum: www.lonerganforum.com

Australian Lonergan website: www.lonergan.org.au

Phil McShane’s website: www.philipmcshane.ca

The Society for the Glocalization of Effective Methods of Evolving (SGEME): www.sgeme.org

Lonergan journals
Journal of Macrodynamic Analysis: http://journals.library.mun.ca/ojs/index.php/jmda/index – a free online journal. Click on Archives for previous issues

The Lonergan Review: http://www.shu.edu/catholic-mission/lonergan/lonergan-review.cfm – a subscription journal from http://secure.pdcnet.org/lonerganreview

Divyadaan: Journal of Philosophy and Education: http://divyadaan.in/journal.html – some articles by Lonergan scholars and available free for download.

Method: Journal of Lonergan Studies: http://bclonergan.org/publications/method-journal-of-lonergan-studies/ - subscription journal

Lonergan Workshop Journal: http://bclonergan.org/publications/lonergan-workshop-journal/ – subscription journal

Forthcoming Conferences (June 2013 – July 2014)
Journey of Transformation: Perspectives from Bernard Lonergan Conference, June 29th, 2013, Catholic Chaplaincy, Oxford, England. Registration is free. Co-sponsored by the Bernard J. Lonergan Institute at Seton Hall and the Maryvale Institute, Birmingham, UK. More information at: http://bclonergan.org/2013/04/journey-of-transformation-perspectives-from-bernard-lonergan-conference-at-seton-hall/

The Second Latin American Lonergan Workshop, Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City, June 13-14, 2013. Theme: “The Human Good”. More information at: http://bclonergan.org/2013/03/the-second-latin-american-lonergan-workshop/

4th International Lonergan Workshop, Ratisbonne House, Jerusalem, August 21 – 28, 2013. Hosted by Ivo Coelho, SDB. More information at: http://bclonergan.org/2013/02/announcing-the-4th-international-lonergan-workshop/

The 40th Annual Lonergan Workshop, The Hermeneutics of Reform & Renewal: 50th Anniversary of Vatican II, June 16 – 22, 2013, Boston College. More information at: http://bclonergan.org/2013/02/1033/

6th International Lonergan Conference, Functional Collaboration in the Academy: Advancing Bernard Lonergan’s Central Achievement, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, July 21-25, 2014.

Our biennial Australian Lonergan Workshop will be held over the weekend of May 24th-26th 2013. It will begin in the evening of Friday 24th May and run through to mid-afternoon (about 3pm) of Sunday 26th May

The Workshop will be held in Melbourne at the Thomas Carr Centre, 278 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne

In keeping with our tradition, the Workshop will encourage active participation.

The program for the Workshop can be found at: http://alw2013.alwcommittee.fastmail.com.au/

For more information contact us at: alwcommittee@fastmail.com.au

AUSTRALIAN LONERGAN WORKSHOP

April 24th – 26th 2009

History challenges us to live at the level of our times; hope enables us to face that challenge by taking a stand—robust enough to resist the inconsistencies and injustices of human institutions, forgiving enough to promote the intelligence, reasonableness, and freedom of the graced human spirit.

Lonergan’s achievement was to retrieve interiority as grounds for the far larger work of implementing a critical methodology of authentic collaboration in meeting history’s challenges.  Today’s crises highlight the necessity and urgency of handing on his legacy to future generations

The 2009 Workshop aims to identify ways in which Lonergan’s methodology can be utilized in meeting some of the current crises in our world as well as ways in which his achievement can be handed on to future generations—particularly as current crises demand long term solutions.

PROGRAM

Friday 24th April 10.00am – 5.00pm

Day 1: Theme: Critical thinking: The Dynamics of Knowing

10.00 – Registration – tea & coffee available

10.30 – Welcome

11.00 – Mind and its Minder: John Little

Morning tea break at approximately 11.30am

1.00 – Lunch

1.45 – Panel response: Discovering Generalised Empirical Method in my work/discipline
Panel Members will include: Stephen Ames, Tom Daly, Con O’Donovan

Afternoon tea break at approximately 3.15

3.30 – Open discussion

5.00 – Close Day 1 – Wine and cheese

Saturday 25th April: 9.30am – 5.00pm

Day 2: Theme: Decision making: The Dynamics of Doing

Note: Eucharist will be held on Saturday morning at 8.15 followed by breakfast at 8.45

9.30 – Review of Day 1

10.00 – Decision Making: Structure of Human Good: Tom Halloran

Morning tea break at approximately 11.30am

12.00 – Panel response: Evaluating the current world context
Panel members will include: Jack Flanagan, Patrick J. McInerney, Paul Oslington, Kathleen Williams

1.00 – Lunch

1.45 – Open Discussion

Afternoon tea break at approximately 3.15pm

4.00 – The Law of the Cross: Robin Koning, SJ

5.00 – Close Day 2 – Wine and cheese

7.00 – Workshop Dinner

Sunday 26th April: 9.30am – 3.30pm

Day 3: Theme: Authentic living in Community: The Dynamics of Collaborating

Note: Eucharist will be held on Sunday morning at 8.15 followed by breakfast at 8.45

9.30 – Review of Day 1 and Day 2

10.00 – Global Functional Collaboration (Functional Specialisation): Sean McNelis

Morning tea break at approximately 11.00am

11.30 – Panel response: Implementing Global Functional Collaboration
Panel Members will include: John Boyd-Turner, John Collins, Tom Halloran

12.30 – Lunch

1.15 – The Trinity: Peter Beer, SJ

2.00 – Open discussion and review of workshop

3.00 – Workshop concludes

Afternoon tea

Venue

Thomas Carr Centre,
278 Victoria Parade,
East Melbourne

The workshop complements the intentions of the Lonergan Centre of Sydney which includes the “Lonergan Library”. This small specialized collection holds all Lonergan’s published works, a number of his unpublished writings and a number of secondary sources on Lonergan, or used by Lonergan in his own work.

John Little, Chair                  jdlittle@ozemail.com.au

Tom Halloran, Secretary      tom@polymedia.com.au

Sean McNelis, Treasurer      smcnelis@fastmail.com.au

Stephen Ames

Peter Beer SJ

Rohan Curnow

Tom Daly SJ

Jack Flanagan

Robin Koning SJ

Peter Madden

Tony McSweeney SSS

Matthew Ogilvie

Conn O’Donovan

Kathleen Williams RSM