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Date: | Thursday, 25 February 2021, 3:45 AM |
Symposium “Inheritance of a Presence”
One year after the death of our Prof. Silvano Maggiani OSM (invited professor at the Pontifical Institute of Liturgy from 1986 to 2018), the Pontifical Theological Faculty "Marianum" celebrates the memory of Fr. Maggiani with a symposium that will take place online on 25 February 2021 at 4:00 p.m.
Monastic Ed – Postponed to 8-11 June 2021

The organizers of the International Monastic Ed 2021 Symposium “Monasticism, Education and Formation” are happy to report that the response to our Call for Papers was very strong. We have collected 43 abstracts from 15 countries* and four continents.
We are busy organizing the abstracts now and they soon will be outlined and catalogued on our web site and available for your review.
Leadership and the Rule of Saint Benedict

“Leadership and the Rule of Saint Benedict” is a joint educational project of the universities of St. Gallen in Switzerland and Sant’Anselmo in Rome. We have assembled a faculty of international experts and experienced leaders from the Benedictine family who will help you to frame the challenges facing your monastery and show pragmatic ways to handle them.
"Virtual" Liturgy? XII International Congress of Liturgy

XII International Congress of Liturgy
Rome, 20-21-22 October 2021
With reference to the current situation of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pontifical Institute of Liturgy has decided to postpone the XII International Liturgy Congress scheduled for May 2021, to 20, 21 and 22 October 2021, in the hope that this will facilitate participation in person and online.
We are still in the center of the pandemic and far from having overcome it. There are several publications in the liturgical field, as well as some conferences, that are dealing with the topic, already indicating the repercussions on the liturgical life of the Church at this time.Postponing the Congress to a date in which we hope that the health emergency will be contained will give us the opportunity to reflect with a certain distance on all that the Church has experienced on the liturgical side in the last year and a half, also taking into consideration the development of the pandemic from the beginning until today.
The publication of the Congress program will follow shortly.