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29th Annual G.K. Chesterton Conference
Mt. St. Mary’s University
Emmitsburg, Maryland
August 5-7, 2010.
WHAT’S WRONG WITH THE WORLD
(Please note schedule changes - which are still subject to further changes, of course)
ALL TALKS WILL BE IN KNOTT AUDITORIUM
ALL MEALS WILL BE IN THE MCGOWAN CENTER
Thursday, August 5
4:00 pm Registration begins
6:00 pm Dinner
7 pm Welcome
7:15 pm
Tom Martin (Philosophy Professor at University of Nebraska-Kearney)
“ The Mistake about the Social Sciences”
8:30 pm
David Zach (Futurist)
“A Great Many Clever Things: The Mistake about Technology”
Friday, August 6
9:00 am
Richard Aleman (Editor of The Distributist Review)
“The Mistake about Distributism”
10:30 am
Nancy Brown (Author and ACS Blogmistress)
“The Woman Who Was Chesterton”
12:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm Annual Meeting of the American Chesterton Society
Also at 1:00pm Chesterton for Beginners (with Dr. Pasquale Accardo)
2:30 pm
James Woodruff (Mathematics Instructor at Worcester Academy)
“GKC and Edmund Burke: The Mistake about Conservatism”
4:00 pm
Fr. Peter Milward (Professor Emeritus from Sophia University, Tokyo)
“Chesterton and Shakespeare and Today”
6:00 pm Dinner
7:00 pm
Joseph Pearce (Author)
“The Mistake About Progress”
8:30 pm
James O’Keefe (Independent Video Journalist)
“The Mistake about the Social Services”
Saturday, August 7
9:00 am
William Marshner (Theology Professor at Christendom College)
“The Mistake about Theology ”
10:30 am
Regina Doman (Author)
“The Evangelization of the Imagination”
12:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm Special Presentation:
“The Faith of the Father (or the Mistake that people make about the Church)”
The Theater of the Word, Incorporated (Starring Kevin O'Brien)
2:30 pm
Fr. Ian Ker (Theology Professor from Oxford University)
“Chesterton and Newman”
4:00 pm
Dale Ahlquist (President of the American Chesterton Society)
“In Praise of Jones”
6:00 pm Closing Mass
7:00 pm Banquet
8:00 Traditions: Jokes, Toasts, Readings, Clerihews
Pre-Registration is now closed. You may register at the door ($30 a day or $60 for all three days) and purchase meals on site at the cafeteria (except for the banquet.) It is no longer possible to register for lodging on campus, but there are hotels in Emmitsburg if you intend to stay over. Please join us August 5-7 on the Mount!
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