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SUMMARY:Pilgrimage Through Art
DESCRIPTION:Join Pablo Vazquez\, BAIPP Research Associate\, and Dr. Devin Zuber\, GTU Associate Professor for American Studies\, Religion\, and Literature\, as they lead you on a pilgrimage through art with the Doug Adams Gallery’s latest exhibit\, “Psychedelics and Religion in California.”
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/pilgrimage-through-art/
LOCATION:Doug Adams Gallery\, Graduate Theological Union\, 2400 Ridge Rd\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94709-1212\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250211T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250211T183000
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SUMMARY:Contemporary Art as/in Pilgrimage and Sacred Site: A Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The symposium seeks to explore contemporary art as pilgrimage and sacred site as the foundation for a new interdisciplinary project that draws into relationship the wealth of research arising out of pilgrimage and ritual studies\, contemporary art history and criticism\, anthropology\, and religious and theological studies\, with a particular focus on how artists perceive and conceive notions of sacred journey. \nWe will explore such questions as: Are galleries\, museums\, art expos\, and art installations the new “slow spaces” for spiritual sustenance and transcendent experiences? How are temples\, churches and other “religious” sites transformed by artist installations intended to invoke deep spiritual encounter and healing? And how is the art of contemporary artists working in a diversity of media and practice seen through the lens of pilgrimage. \nThe symposium’s overarching theme will be presented by keynote speaker\, Kathryn R. Barush. Barush’s research explores the idea of the perceived transfer of “spirit” from sacred spaces to representations through a critical examination of contemporary art (including assemblages of souvenirs\, built environments\, reconstructions of sacred sites\, and–most recently–photographs as saintly relics) created after or during pilgrimages with the intent to engender the experience for others.  A pattern is emerging\, Barush argues\, in which artwork\, experienced on pilgrimage\, engenders (and–as a souvenir–helps to sustain) a sense of movement\, connection\, and communitas. \nAttendees will also have the opportunity to build their own practice of intentional looking on a pilgrimage to St. John the Divine with Elissa Yukiko Weichbrodt\, Associate Professor of Art and Art History at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain\, Georgia and author of Redeeming Vision: A Christian Guide to Looking at and Learning from Art (Baker\, 2023). \nRegister Here
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/contemporary-art-as-in-pilgrimage-and-sacred-site-a-symposium/
LOCATION:Faculty House at Columbia University\, 64 Morningside Drive\, New York\, NY\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250201T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250531T170000
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SUMMARY:The Spirit of Cinema — A JST-SCU x DSPT Joint Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Join us for The Spirit of Cinema: Miracles and Wonder in Biblical Epics art exhibition at Manresa Gallery\, JST-SCU through the spring semester\, with a joint exhibition at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology on Vine Street: The Spirit of Cinema: Illuminating the Journey of Faith. \nThis exhibition of film posters from the early days of cinema to today explores ways in which Biblical epics can illuminate the journey of faith for pilgrims courageous enough to enter the world of their imagination. \nAs Benedict XVI observed\, “To go on pilgrimage really means to step out of ourselves in order to encounter God” (“Apostolic Journey to Compostela\,” 2010). \nThe exhibition is a shared endeavor between the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology and JST-SCU.  As such\, it represents decades of ongoing collaboration that is the hallmark of the Graduate Theological Union.\n\n\n\n \nSong of Bernadette Film Screening \n5:00pm\, Friday\, February 28\, 2025 (Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara\, Berkeley) \nJoin us for the Song of Bernadette (1943) film screening with an introduction and remarks from James Martin\, SJ (JST-SCU). \n  \nPilgrimage Film Fest \nSaturday\, March 1\, 2025 (Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology\, Berkeley) \nJoin us for our Pilgrimage Film Festival hosted at DSPT in conjunction with the joint exhibition\, The Spirit of Cinema.  A day of popcorn and movies featuring stories of sacred journeys & special guests. \n 
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/the-spirit-of-cinema-a-jst-scu-x-dspt-joint-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Manresa Room\,  Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University\, Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University\, 1735 Le Roy Ave\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94703\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Graduate Theological Union":MAILTO:skennedy@gtu.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250124T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250202T200000
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SUMMARY:Left Coast Chamber Ensemble Winter Wandering Festival
DESCRIPTION:Join the GTU’s Berkeley Art and Interreligious Pilgrimage Project (BAIPP) for the 2025 Winter Wandering Festival\, taking place January 24–26. This three-day event explores the human journey and its profound connections to place\, space\, and imagination. Presented in partnership with the Left Coast Chamber Ensemble\, this inspiring festival will feature powerful musical performances and artistic expression.\nBy purchasing a Festival Pass\, you’ll gain access to all the events and fully immerse yourself in this extraordinary celebration of music\, art\, and the human spirit. BAIPP’s curated experiences will guide you in exploring how pilgrimage and art intersect\, creating transformative journeys that inspire reflection and meaningful connection. \n\n\n\n\n \nSchubert Quintet: Hay que caminar \n7:30pm\, Friday\, January 24\, 2025 (First Church of Christ\, Scientist\, Berkeley) \nThe last works of Luigi Nono and Franz Schubert\, performed back to back\, reveal a sense of deep beauty\, profound unease\, and a sensitivity to the close connection between happiness and sorrow on the threshold of life and death. \n[ Tickets ] \n  \nEcho Contest…Nearly (FREE) \n11:30am\, Saturday\, January 25\, 2025 (First Church of Christ\, Scientist\, Berkeley) \nLeft Coast will join with community members to create two improvisatory works which explore the spatial dimension of music within Maybeck’s innovative architecture. \n[ Tickets ] \n  \nOn the Threshold of Dreamland \n7:30pm\, Saturday\, January 25\, 2025 (First Church of Christ\, Scientist\, Berkeley) \nA lost highway\, witches\, folk songs… Volti joins Left Coast for an eclectic\, beautiful\, and sometimes unsettling sonic journey which delves into the role of place in the human imagination. New works by LJ White and Todd Kitchen\, exploring instability and dreams\, contrast with the humor of Laurie San Martin’s Witches and Benjamin Britten’s tender folk song arrangements. \n[ Tickets ] \n  \nA Dark Matter \n11:30am\, Sunday\, January 26\, 2025 (Berkeley Hillside Club\, Berkeley) \nA musical journey through Earth and Space is interpreted in live painting by artist Adrian Arias. Program highlights include a world premiere by Bay Area composer Addie Camsuzou and the performance of the winning piece from LCCE’s 2023 Composition Contest. \n[ Tickets ] \n  \nWinter Journey: Schubert’s Winterreise \n5:00pm\, Sunday\, January 26\, 2025 (Berkeley Piano Club\, Berkeley) \nIn Schubert’s last song cycle\, the wanderer and his landscape become one in this journey into the depths of the human soul. Emotions from tenderness to despair come together\nin a cathartic winter journey. \n[ Tickets ]
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/left-coast-chamber-ensemble-winter-wandering-festival/
LOCATION:CA
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241109T170000
DTSTAMP:20240731T085932Z
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SUMMARY:BAIPP Goes to William & Mary!
DESCRIPTION:Please join us this fall for the annual international Symposium for Pilgrimage Studies.  This year’s theme is Comparing Pilgrimage:  Layers of Meaning and Motion.  BAIPP Founding Director Dr. Kathryn Barush and Dr. Rachel H. Smith\, Gilkison Distinguished Professor of Art History\, Taylor University and Director of ASCHA will discuss Contemporary Art as Pilgrimage Journey and Sacred Site.  Justin Grosnick\, SJ\, current Graduate Theological Union PhD student\, will present on Jagannath the Pilgrim: Pilgrimage as Envisioned from the Perspective of Sacred Images.
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/baipp-goes-to-william-mary/
LOCATION:College of William & Mary Institute for Pilgrimage Studies Symposium\, Williamsburg\, VA\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Blackfriars Gallery Presents: “Reimagining: Faith\, Hope and Love” by Deborah Joan Lanino
DESCRIPTION:Reimagining: Faith\, Hope\, and Love features approximately 20 paintings by Los Angeles based visual artist\, Deborah Lanino\, made between 2020 and 2024. One could say art is in her DNA\, going back to Renaissance Italy. These selected works were inspired by an ancestral\, spiritual and art infused pilgrimage that reflects a contemporary view of traditional subject matter seen in Renaissance art. \nThe exhibition consists of several sections\, the first honors the legacy of Bernardino and his workshop\, the second is inspired by faith and scripture and the third is a meditation on pilgrimage and renewal. These heartfelt paintings exude timeless and transcendent tones. Through these paintings Deborah is able to create conversations rooted in classical techniques such as chiaroscuro (light and dark contrasts)\, sfumato (soft\, misty brushstrokes)\, pentimento (painting over)\, glazes and impasto (thin transparent layers and thickly applied paint). \nReimagining: Faith\, Hope\, and Love concludes with paintings inspired by scripture\, as in her canvas\, “The Sower” – a growth parable also painted in themes and variations by master artists: Millet (1850’s)\, Van Gogh (1880’s) and Lichtenstein (1980’s)\, who Deborah met while working at the MOMA in New York. The meditative nature of these works invite the viewer to see that we are all connected. Deborah blends together past and present\, her work echoing  themes of transcendence that diffuses grief and loss\, the goal of which is to thoughtfully engage\, uplift and bring positivity to the viewer.
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/the-blackfriars-gallery-presents-reimagining-faith-hope-and-love-by-deborah-joan-lanino/
LOCATION:The Blackfriars Gallery\, 2301 Vine Street\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94708\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231013T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20231013T200000
DTSTAMP:20231005T031904Z
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SUMMARY:Pilgrimage Through the Senses
DESCRIPTION:Savor a sensory experience through wine and tapas that will transport you to the Camino Ignaciano – the Way of St. Ignatius of Loyola – in Spain. Enjoy a guided tasting with renowned New York Times wine critic Eric Asimov who will also share sustainable wine practices from the regions. Professor Kathryn Barush will showcase some of the sacred art of the regions we will travel through\, as well as share some highlights from the JST Camino immersion program. Professor Chris Hadley will open and close the evening with an Ignatian reflection. \nFunds raised will help support the Immersions program\, the Laudato Si Action Platform\, and the Berkeley Art & Interreligious Pilgrimage Project.
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/pilgrimage-through-the-senses/
LOCATION:Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University\, 1735 Le Roy Ave\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94703\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230809T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230912T170000
DTSTAMP:20230810T024617Z
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SUMMARY:August news!
DESCRIPTION:To mark the anniversary of the publication of Phil Volker’s beautiful book\, Walking in the Mud: The Diary of a D.I.Y. Camino\, here’s a podcast live from Raven Ranch with editors Kathryn Barush and Rebecca Graves: (click below!)
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/3478/
LOCATION:CA
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230430T123000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230430T153000
DTSTAMP:20230418T081427Z
CREATED:20230414T080437Z
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SUMMARY:Berkeley CROP Hunger Walk
DESCRIPTION:Help us to end hunger\, one step at a time!  The Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University is teaming up with the School of the Madeleine for the 2023 Berkeley CROP Hunger Walk.  Together we will provide more meals for the growing number of people in our community who need them\, and create greater food security in communities around the world.  Walkers will meet at the St. Mary Magdalen parking lot at 1:00 pm on April 30th\, or walk together from JST (1735 Le Roy Ave) at 12:30 that day.   \nPlease see our team page here – even if you can’t join in person\, you can sponsor our walk!   \nQuestions?  Contact Kate Barush (kbarush@scu.edu) or Mary McGann (mmcgann@scu.edu) 
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/berkeley-crop-hunger-walk-sunday-april-30th-at-1-pm/
LOCATION:Walking Starting Point\, 1735 Le Roy Ave\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94703\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230303T190000
DTSTAMP:20230126T235602Z
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SUMMARY:The Sixth Annual Borsch-Rast Lecture
DESCRIPTION:The Graduate Theological Union is pleased to host Dr. Kathryn Barush\, Thomas E. Bertelsen Jr. Associate Professor of Art History and Religion\, for the sixth annual Borsch-Rast Lecture for her 2021 publication\, Imaging Pilgrimage: Art as Embodied Experience (Bloomsbury Visual Arts). \nIn her acclaimed book\, Dr. Barush explores contemporary artworks created after pilgrimage experiences\, which are intended to act as a catalyst for the embodied experience of others. Each chapter focuses on a contemporary artwork that links one landscape to another—from the Spanish Camino to a backyard in the Pacific Northwest\, from Lourdes to South Africa\, from Jerusalem to England\, and from Ecuador to California\, ultimately comprising the first full-length study to engage contemporary art that has emerged out of the embodied experience of pilgrimage. \n“Dr. Barush invites readers to see with fresh eyes the forms and roles of pilgrimage in contemporary society\,” said Dr. Judith Berling\, a member of the Borsch-Rast selection committee\, Professor Emerita of Chinese and Comparative Religions\, and former Dean at the GTU. “The interdisciplinary approach of Imaging Pilgrimage explores often ignored dimensions of religious pilgrimages and focuses our attention not solely on verbal explanations but on how the material aspects of pilgrimage express meanings to those who experience them.” \nDr. Barush will be joined by Dr. Simon Coleman\, who will be responding to her book. Dr. Coleman is Chancellor Jackman Professor\, Department for the Study of Religion\, University of Toronto and his most recent book is Powers of Pilgrimage: Religion in a World of Movement. \n  \nThe event will be hybrid with an in-person audience located in the GTU Dinner Board Room\, Flora Lamson Hewlett Library. Contact Sabrina Kennedy by February 21 by 5:00pm at skennedy@gtu.edu if you would like to attend in person. \nRead the GTU News announcement of the Sixth Annual Borsch-Rast Lecture and Book Prize here. \nLearn more about the Borsch-Rast Book Prize and Lectureship here.
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/the-sixth-annual-borsch-rast-lecture/
LOCATION:GTU Dinner Board Room\, Flora Lamson Hewlett Library\, 2400 Ridge Rd\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94709\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Graduate Theological Union":MAILTO:skennedy@gtu.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230215T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230218T170000
DTSTAMP:20221202T102846Z
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SUMMARY:The Art of Walking (Chair: Judith Rodenbeck\, UC Riverside)
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URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/the-art-of-walking-chair-judith-rodenbeck-uc-riverside/
LOCATION:College Art Association Conference\, NY
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221119T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221122T170000
DTSTAMP:20221117T004922Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Meeting of American Academy of Religion (Ritual Studies Unit)
DESCRIPTION:Berkeley Art & Pilgrimage Project-related events and talks at the American Academy of Religion conference in Denver\, CO: \n\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 19th\, 4:30 pm:  come pick up a postcard for our latest pilgrimage and chat with Dr. Kathryn Barush & advisory board member Dr. Cogen Bohanec about the project (GTU booth)\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 19th\, 6:00 pm:  GTU Anniversary Event with a 6-minute PechaKucha-style presentation about BAIPP; the first 60 guests will receive free drink tickets!\n\n\n\nSunday\, Nov. 20th\, 12:30 pm\, Ritual Studies Unit discussion panel on recent books in pilgrimage studies with Dr. André Brouillette\, SJ (author of the Pilgrim Paradigm)\, Dr. Marion Grau (author of Pilgrimage\, Landscape\, and Identity)\, and Dr. Kathryn Barush (author of Imaging Pilgrimage); Prof. John Eade will respond (University of Roehampton\, Visiting Professor at University of Toronto)\n\nSunday\, Nov. 20th\, 4:30 pm:  Society for the Arts in Religious & Theological Studies – another book panel featuring Imaging Pilgrimage and a number of other excellent titles – if you missed the 12:30 session\, please do come along!  Chaired by Elizabeth S. Peña\n\nMonday\, Nov. 21st\, 12:30 pm\, Christian Spirituality unit:  panel discussion on pilgrimage in the time of pandemic\, and how BAIPP pilgrimages can help with health and well-being.\n\nHope to see some folks there!  \nPlease contact pilgrimage_project@gtu.edu with any questions.  \n\n\nThis panel looks at some new publications within the study of ritual\, sacred geography\, and pilgrimage.  Kathryn Barush’s Imaging Pilgrimage (2021)\, Marion Grau’s Pilgrimage\, Landscape and Identity (2021)\, and André Brouillette\, SJ’s The Pilgrim Paradigm (2022) represent recent studies in contemporary pilgrimage and its complexity in Europe and the U.S.  This panel gathers a diversity of approaches to contemporary pilgrimage in its many forms. From the metaphorical use of the pilgrimage motif in spirituality and ecumenical movements to the physical movement either in a local or home context or abroad\, this panel seeks to engage how contemporary people\, both religious and non-religious\, make sense and engage in pilgrimage as a spiritual practice. Panelists will discuss the links between pilgrimage and healing\, engaging art as pilgrimage\, pilgrimage and personal spirituality\, interreligious and ecumenical aspects of religious travel\, sacred geographies at home and the outdoors\, the relationship between pilgrimage and sainthood\, pilgrimage and religious and secular festivals\, forms of activist pilgrimage\, ethnonationalism\, climate change\, and discusses various theologies of pilgrimage.\n\nPanelists are Kathryn Barush\, Marion Grau\, and André Brouillette\, SJ. \nUnit Chair: Sarah Pike
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/annual-meeting-of-american-academy-of-religion-ritual-studies-unit/
LOCATION:Denver\, CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221104T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221105T170000
DTSTAMP:20220809T212912Z
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SUMMARY:Haciendo marcas otra vez: An Art Pilgrimage Through Landscapes of Trauma and Healing
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URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/haciendo-marcas-otra-vez-an-art-pilgrimage-through-landscapes-of-trauma-and-healing/
LOCATION:College of William & Mary Institute for Pilgrimage Studies Symposium\, Williamsburg\, VA\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221013T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221013T203000
DTSTAMP:20220809T213614Z
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SUMMARY:Discussing The Berkeley Art and Interreligious Pilgrimage Project
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Barush will discuss her work with The Berkeley Art and Interreligious Pilgrimage Project\, which is an invitation to create and experience art-infused pilgrimages in the Bay Area and beyond. It seeks to link sacred landscapes the world over to neighborhoods\, gardens\, and backyards as a way to connect with each other and our ancestors and as a catalyst for spiritual healing and even physical recovery. Her talk will explore the artworks and built environments that inspired the project and some future directions for growth.
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/discussing-the-berkeley-art-and-interreligious-pilgrimage-project-2/
LOCATION:Ignatian Spiritual Life Center\, 1611 Oak Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221011T184500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221011T194500
DTSTAMP:20220811T211919Z
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SUMMARY:Discussing The Berkeley Art and Interreligious Pilgrimage Project
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Barush will discuss her work with The Berkeley Art and Interreligious Pilgrimage Project\, which is an invitation to create and experience art-infused pilgrimages in the Bay Area and beyond. It seeks to link sacred landscapes the world over to neighborhoods\, gardens\, and backyards as a way to connect with each other and our ancestors and as a catalyst for spiritual healing and even physical recovery. Her talk will explore the artworks and built environments that inspired the project and some future directions for growth.  A light soup supper will precede the presentation.
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/discussing-the-berkeley-art-and-interreligious-pilgrimage-project/
LOCATION:Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University\, 1735 Le Roy Ave\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94703\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220813T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220813T170000
DTSTAMP:20220811T211506Z
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SUMMARY:Walking in the Mud: The Diary of a D.I.Y. Camino Book Launch Party
DESCRIPTION:Book launch party with special\, limited edition copies stamped with Phil Volker’s wood brand\, readings\, live music\, and cake!  All are welcome.  Contact kbarush@scu.edu for info.
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/walking-in-the-mud-the-diary-of-a-d-i-y-camino-book-launch-party/
LOCATION:Raven Ranch\, Wax Orchard Rd\, Vashon Island
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220329T110000
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SUMMARY:GTUx Live: Where Pilgrims Meet the World: Tales of Journeying with Hope and Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Join Drs. Kathryn Barush and Mahjabeen Dhala in this GTUx Live conversation about the power of pilgrimage.\n\nDr. Barush will discuss her work with The Berkeley Art and Interreligious Pilgrimage Project\, which is an invitation to create and experience art-infused pilgrimages in the Bay Area and beyond. It seeks to link sacred landscapes the world over to neighborhoods\, gardens\, and backyards as a way to connect with each other and our ancestors and as a catalyst for spiritual healing and even physical recovery. Her talk will explore the artworks and built environments that inspired the project and some future directions for growth.\n\nDr. Dhala’s talk will explore how Islamic practice is much informed by the paradigm of a spiritual journey that begins from and ends with a return to the Divine. Q4:100 alludes to the experiences of a pilgrim as someone who leaves home as a migrant towards God: prepared to face challenges\, having fallen in love with her destination. She will focus on rituals and artifacts to explore how Shias embody their faith\, past history\, present concerns\, and future aspirations through pilgrimage.
URL:https://pilgrimage.gtu.edu/event/gtux-live-where-pilgrims-meet-the-world-tales-of-journeying-with-hope-and-resilience/
LOCATION:CA
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