July 2015
Franciscan University Presents
The Theology of Aging
What does the Catholic Church have to say about aging and the way we treat the elderly? How does our journey to holiness change as we become caregivers to our parents? What can we learn about God’s love for us from the elderly?
Dr. Janet Smith, who holds the Father Michael J. McGivney Chair of Life Ethics at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit and serves as a primary caregiver to her mother, addresses the Church’s teachings on human dignity and gives her insights into the witness of old age in this discussion with host Michael Hernon, vice president of Advancement at Franciscan University, and panelists Dr. Regis Martin and Dr. Scott Hahn of Franciscan University’s Theology Department.
Download the Handout: “The Theology of Aging”
I tuned in on Franciscan University Theology of Aging. I tuned in Late. Is it going to be on again? Can I get it on DVD? It is so real and would be very helpful to me, my wife, and my daughter. I am getting that way and my wife sometimes might not understand. I am also afraid my daughter may not either. It would be so helpful.
If it is on again, I can get it on a DVR, however, my daughter does not get cable so a DVD would really be helpful. A DVD would also be helpful as I might have to swap out my DVR and would lose the recording.
Thank you very much.
It will be posted on line 60 days after it’s initial air date, so check back then!
Hello! I missed Dr. Janet Smith’s presentation on aging, and I am very interested in being able to view it. Is this presentation archived, or available on Youtube? How could I track this down? Thanks!
Catherine
FUS ’04
It will be posted in full 60 days after it’s original air date, so check back then!
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