Audio ReflectionAudio Reflection

May 14, 2012 – Seeing the Faces of Women – Praise of Wisdom

After viewing, please fill out our survey:

www.csbsju.edu/forms/PAPW8BND20CE9E8VNUXT23A1Z2G7AR.aspx

Connect with us on Facebook at facebook.com/seeingtheword

This Easter season, Seeing the Word at Saint John’s School of Theology·Seminary is reflecting on the faces of women illuminated in The Saint John’s Bible. These often overlooked Biblical women exhibit remarkable faith, courage, and love.

Every Monday during the Easter season a short audio-visual reflection focusing on one of these inspiring female figures will be published. Each week will feature a different presenter who will reflect on the Scripture, illumination, and their own experience as a woman.

This week Corein Brown, graduate of Saint John’s School of Theology·Seminary and Research and Communications Associate for the Collegeville Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research, shares a reflection on recognizing the dignity and wisdom of women, worthy of entering deeply into a relationship with God, knowing that it will stretch them as it brings new life. (Sirach 24)

Join us on Facebook (facebook.com/seeingtheword) or at seeingtheword.org for more great reflections and resources!

Audio ReflectionAudio Reflection

Seeing Christmas 2013: Praise of Wisdom

Seeing Advent is a series of audio reflections connecting the themes of the season with the Illuminations of The Saint John’s Bible.

Praise of Wisdom
Sirach 24

Seeing Christmas 2013 – Praise of Wisdom from Saint John's School of Theology on Vimeo.

Ian Peoples
Franciscan Community Volunteer, Catholic Charities St. Cloud Children’s Home

Audio ReflectionAudio Reflection

Illuminating Families: Praise of Wisdom

Illuminating Families is a series of audio reflections connecting themes from the Synod of Bishops on the Family with the illuminations of The Saint John’s Bible.

Praise of Wisdom
Sirach 24

Praise of Wisdom audio reflection from Saint John’s School of Theology on Vimeo.

Reflection by Paul Radkowski
Paul is originally from West Middlesex, PA. He has earned degrees from the University of Notre Dame (BA English, minor in Religion & Literature) and Saint John’s University, Collegeville, MN (MA Liturgical Studies). He has extensive liturgical and musical experience, notably having spent two years as Liturgy & Music Coordinator at the Church of St. Peter in St. Cloud, MN. He also served as Chaplain/Religion Teacher at The Neighborhood Academy, an independent high school in Pittsburgh. He is currently Director of Music/Organist at the Church of St. Edward the Confessor and Catholic Campus Minister at Denison University, both in Granville, OH. He lives with his wife Rose and his daughter Rachel.