Past Events

The ICTC sponsors and co-sponsors many events throughout the year. You may recognize the Catholic Heritage Lectures as our most visible events; however, our programing is growing around the current conversations regarding immigration, social and racial justice, and the care for creation. We also sponsor programs that highlight the Catholic Intellectual Tradition and the Catholic Imagination and the Arts.

2022-23 Events

2021-22 Events

Past Academic Years Events

Visit the ICTC's Vimeo page for past event recordings.

Recent events include:

Sixth Annual Immigration Summit: Catholics Engaging in Immigrant Justice. Welcome and Keynote, Morning Session 1: Voices of Impacted Communities, Afternoon Session 1: Catholic Advocacy, Town hall
The Basin and Towel: A Summit on Synod, Women, and the Future of the Church with Jill LaPointe, Jo Ann Rooney, and Alexandra Kovats.
The Jesuit University in a Secular Age: Theological Perspectives with Donna Teevan, Associate Professor, Theology and Religious Studies
Being a little off, in and out and up-tempo: A Catholic priest falling in love with Shingon Buddhism with Thierry Jean Roboüam, SJ
From Transaction to Transformation: New Models of Leadership & Capacity Building in Community Organizations with Dr. Maureen Emerson Feit, Director & Assistant Professor
Synodality as a Pathway to Unity, Justice and Inclusion with Bishop Robert W. McElroy, Archdiocese of San Diego. Download the lecture outline, Download the lecture transcript
Planting Seeds of Hope: A Laudato Si’ Summit. Interested in watching all the videos of this event? You can find them all on ICTC's Vimeo page.
The Evolving Place of Women in the Buddhist World: Interreligious Connections with Venerable Karma Lekshe Tsomo, founder of the Sakyadhita International Association of Buddhist Women
Synodality - Diverse Perspectives Discussion Panel with Dr. Diana Hayes (Georgetown), Dr. Bradford Hinze (Fordham), and Sr. Teresa Montes, O.P. (Santa Clara University/Jesuit School of Theology)
Responding to the Cry of the Poor: A Laudato Sí conversation with Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory, Archbishop of Washington
Faith Group Activity among Catholic Young Adults: Many Living the Faith Outside of the Parish (CARA Report)