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Continuing Education & Renewal Programs
 The Maryknoll Mission Institute is an educational ministry, sponsored by the Maryknoll Sisters Congregation, which provides continuing education and renewal programs for missioners and others engaged in cross-cultural ministries in their local churches.
Goals
- To be a forum of adult learning and reflection on world church and mission;
- To be a setting of mutuality for peoples of faith and diverse cultures;
- To design and implement a series of one-week residential programs which explore in-depth the key dimensions of current mission studies;
- To provide a center for missioners and cross-cultural ministers to reflect on their experiences, share, and worship with others in a community environment;
- To invite presenters known for their experience, expertise and gifts in animating discussion and dialogue on contemporary trends in mission response to the real and felt needs of the global community.
Application & Fees
Printable Application Form
Enclose:
1) Completed application form. Please print.
2) $50 (non-refundable) registration fee drawn on a US bank.
3) a small informal photo.
Cost of 5-Day Programs: $200 + $50 (one-time) registration fee
Room and board: $50 per night
Mail to:
Maryknoll Mission Institute
Rogers Building, #529
Maryknoll, NY, USA 10545-0311
Please make checks payable to:
Maryknoll Mission Institute
Mission Institute Staff
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- Sr. Maria Homberg, MM, Director
- Sr. Mary T. Connell, MM, Business Manager
- Sr. Jean Fallon, MM, Hospitality Coordinator
- Ms. Angela Abad, Secretary
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Contact Information
Maryknoll Mission Institute
Rogers Building, #529
Maryknoll, NY, USA 10545-0311
Phone: 914-941-7575 (Ext. 5671 or Ext. 5631)
E-Mail: missinst@mksisters.org
Daily Schedule
Travel Directions
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The Jesus of History: The Christ of Our Day
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Exploring Our Faith in the Context of Our Time
May 6-11
(Sun. - Fri.)
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Barbara Fiand, SNDdeN
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The Pentecost Effect
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Transformation in Mission
May 20-25
(Sun. - Fri.)
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Antoinette (Nonie) Gutzler, MM
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Women Mystics
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Drinking from the Well of Women’s Spiritual Tradition
June 3-8
(Sun. - Fri.)
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Janet K. Ruffing, RSM
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Another World is Possible
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Imagination and the Spirited Life
June 10-15
(Sun. - Fri.)
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Mary Jo Leddy, Ph.D.
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Christian Mission in Contemporary Catholic Theology
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The Triune God, The Church, The World
June 17-22
(Sun. - Fri.)
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Rev. Peter C. Phan, S.T.D., Ph.D., D.D.
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The Parables of Jesus in Luke
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A Middle Eastern View
June 24-29
(Sun. - Fri.)
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Rev. Dr. Kenneth E. Bailey, Th.D.
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The Face of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke
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Compassionate Spirit-Filled Prophet
July 8-13
(Sun. - Fri.)
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Mary Rose Bumpus, RSM, Ph.D.
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Science and Theology
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Religious Implications of the New Cosmology
July 22-27
(Sun. - Fri.)
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John F. Haught, Ph.D.
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(PROGRAM IN CALIFORNIA) The Jesus of History: The Christ of Our Day
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Exploring Our Faith in the Context of Our Time
September 26-29
(Wed. - Sat.)
Los Altos, CA
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Barbara Fiand, SNDdeN, Ph.D.
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(PROGRAM IN CALIFORNIA) The Jesus of History: The Christ of Our Day
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Exploring Our Faith in the Context of Our Time
September 30-October 5
(Sun. - Fri.)
Monrovia, CA
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Barbara Fiand, SNDdeN, Ph.D.
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