UPCOMING PUBLIC LECTURE
A Collaborative public lecture series hosted by US-China Catholic Association,
ChinaSource and China Academic Consortium
"Christian-Confucian Dialogue in the Contemporary World."
Dr. Stephanie M. Wong
Assistant professor at Villanova University; teaches Catholic theology, Chinese religious and philosophical traditions, and comparative theology and inter-religious relations in East Asia.
7:00PM ET on July 31, 2025 (Thursday)
Live Video Lecture
Dr. Wong will share about contemporary efforts in the Catholic Church to carry forward dialogue with Confucian communities in East Asia and around the world. She will reflect on not only her contributions to the work of the Dicastery of Interreligious Dialogue in developing a guidebook on Christian-Confucian relations, but also on current trajectories in Catholic comparative theology..
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Thank you to those who joined us for our last fantastic Book Club session by Zoom on Weds. Feb 5 discussing Lian Xi’s BLOOD LETTERS
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 5pm PT
A STAR IN THE EAST: THE RISE OF CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA
by Rodney Stark and Xiuhua Wang
Celebrating 39 Years
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