Category: Judaism

Brush up your Hebrew at the Studium in June

4/6/2018

The Studium Catholicum offers Beginner's Hebrew - a refresher course & The Creation of the Jewish Religion: Sources, Tradition, Innovation from June 14th through June 17th, 2018.

The four-day course is taught by Rabbi James Baaden of Sha’arei Tsedek, North London Reform Synagogue, UK.

The course fee is 40 euros. Deadline for registration and payment is June 10th. Please pay to Studium Catholicum Nordea FI40 2001 2001 0002 81 and register with Lucia Indren at lucia.indren@studium.fi or by text to 040 414 5861.

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Five-day course on Judaism

23/5/2016

Join us for a five-day intensive course on the Psalms in Judaism and Introduction to Judaism: Sources, Calendar, Liturgy, Ideas at the Studium in June.

The course is taught by Rabbi James Baaden of Sha’arei Tsedek, North London Reform Synagogue, UK, on June 15rd-19th. The course is held in the evenings on weekdays and in the afternoon on Saturday and Sunday. On Wednesday, June 15, the course begins at 6.30 p.m.

Rabbi James Baaden returning to the Studium for another crash course in Judaism!

The course fee is EUR 30. For registration (by May 20) or more information, please contact Lucia Indren (lucia.indren@studium.fi or 040 4145861).

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Getting to God - a talk by Erik Ross OP

24/12/2015

Come and listen to Brother Erik Ross OP on the subject of Maimonides and Aquinas and finding the way to God. At the Studium on Friday, January 29.

Getting to God:
How Maimonides, the Jew, helped Aquinas, the Christian, to find the Almighty Creator
A talk by brother Erik Ross, OP

Friday, January 29th, 2016
at 6.45 p.m.
at the Studium Catholicum

Brother Erik Ross OP is a US-born Dominican friar who lives in Poland but often travels to Israel. He is a two-time graduate of the University of Fribourg, Switzerland, and teaches theology at the Dominican House of Studies in Krakow, Poland. He is active in Jewish-Christian conversations in the US, Poland and Israel.

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Political Thought of Abrahamic Religions

23/8/2015

In September the Studium Catholicum's series of interesting lectures continues with a lecture by Professor Anthony Black from the University of Dundee in the UK. He will be speaking on Political Thought of the Abrahamic Religions, trying to answer the question of Why the political views of Muslims, Jews and Christians are so different?

September 11 at 6 p.m.

The Political Thought of
the Abrahamic Religions - Comparisons and Contrasts

Muslims, Jews & Christians:
Why are our political views so different?

A lecture by Prof. Antony Black, University of Dundee, UK, Friday, September 11th at 18.00 at the Studium Catholicum.

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Hebrew and Jewish Culture at the Studium

7/5/2015

Come and take a crash course on Jewish culture and Biblical Hebrew language at the Studium in June.

The course is taught by Rabbi James Baaden of Sha’areiTsedek, North London Reform Synagogue, UK, on June 3rd-7th. The course is held in the evenings on weekdays and in the afternoon on Saturday and Sunday.

The course fee is EUR 30. For registration (by May 20) or more information, please contact Lucia Indren (lucia.indren@studium.fi or 040 4145861).

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Update: Preliminary timetable below

Brush up your Hebrew at the Studium in June

Five-day course on Judaism

Getting to God - a talk by Erik Ross OP

Political Thought of Abrahamic Religions

The Political Thought of
the Abrahamic Religions - Comparisons and Contrasts

Hebrew and Jewish Culture at the Studium

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Brush up your Hebrew at the Studium in June

Five-day course on Judaism

Getting to God - a talk by Erik Ross OP

Political Thought of Abrahamic Religions

The Political Thought of the Abrahamic Religions - Comparisons and Contrasts

Hebrew and Jewish Culture at the Studium

Studium News

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The Political Thought of
the Abrahamic Religions - Comparisons and Contrasts