Activities of the Institute
The Bernard J. Lonergan Institute at Seton Hall University, under the direction of Jonathan Heaps, Ph.D., supports research and scholarship on Bernard Lonergan, publishes The Lonergan Review and conducts faculty-development programs, lectures and conferences.
Current Activities
Each semester, the Institute organizes a lecture in Lonergan Studies
Each semester, that Institute has organized a lecture in Lonergan Studies. Outside scholars are brought to campus to present to both faculty and students the ongoing significance of Lonergan’s thought. Recent lectures have covered topics ranging from non-violent resistance to the theology and science dialogue.
Toth-Lonergan Endowed Chair in Interdisciplinary Studies
The purpose of this Chair is to link the Catholic faith with all the disciplines and professions in the contemporary university. Read more about the endowed chair »
Praxis Program
Praxis is an advanced faculty-development initiative co-sponsored by the Center for Vocation and Servant Leadership, the Center for Catholic Studies and the Bernard J. Lonergan Institute. It helps faculty and administrators apply Seton Hall’s mission and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition within their disciplines and professional work.