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St Francis College Open Day


  • Corp of Synod of Dioc of Bris - St Francis College 233 Milton Rd Milton Australia (map)

Are you looking to further your education?
Join us for our Open Day on Saturday 25 May, 2024 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.
Come and explore our diverse range of study options and see all that St Francis College has to offer. Engage with our teaching staff, enquire about courses and subjects, hear firsthand from current students about their experiences and take a tour of our stunning site and facilities.
 
Hear from our guest speaker, The Rev’d Dr Garry Deverell, Academic Dean, Lecturer, and Research Fellow in the School of Indigenous Studies at the University of Divinity, as he shares his expertise in Indigenous studies and spirituality.  A trawloolway man from northern lutruwita (Tasmania), Dr Deverell is the author of Contemplating Country (Wipf & Stock, 2023), Gondwana Theology (Morning Star Press, 2018) and The Bonds of Freedom (Paternoster, 2008). 

The title of Garry's paper will be Communion in Country: Aboriginal ways to embrace the paschal spirituality of Christ. He will explore analogies and connections between the liturgical experience of the Great Three Days in the Western Church and the Aboriginal experience of country and community.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore your educational and spiritual journey.
Register your attendance for catering purposes on Trybooking today!
 
Seeker's Afternoon will follow the Open Day.
 
Mark your calendars and join us at St Francis College, University of Divinity for a day of inspiration and discovery. We look forward to welcoming you to our community.

Please click here to look at the Program.

Earlier Event: 20 May
University of Divinity Brisbane Graduation 2024
Later Event: 26 May
Seeker's Day

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