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FR. E. EUGENE ARTHUR, S.J.
holds a doctorate in business administration from Indiana University
and was a professor of management for twenty-eight years at Rockhurst
University. For many years he directed The Spiritual Exercises of
St. Ignatius Loyola in Daily Life to faculty and staff, and he has
extensive experience in spiritual direction and in leading conference
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SR. EILEEN CURRIE, M.S.C.
After spending twenty-four years in various levels of education,
including serving as president of Cabrini College from 1982 to 1992,
Eileen completed a master's degree in spirituality at Creighton
University. She then completed a residential internship program
in retreat direction for the Spiritual Exercises at the Jesuit Center
for Spiritual Growth in Wernersville, Pennsylvania. She has extensive
experience in spiritual direction and in giving conference retreats
for groups.
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FR. VINCENT E.
HOVLEY, S.J.
holds a doctorate in mystical theology. His primary work has been
spiritual direction and retreats. He also has lived and worked with
the homeless of New York and Denver, taught theology, and directed
a Jesuit leadership training program.
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FR. RICHARD W. DUNPHY, S.J.
holds a doctorate in theology and has specialized in Ignatian spirituality,
especially as it relates to Jesuit higher education. He has served
as a faculty member, administrator and chaplain at Jesuit universities
in St. Louis, Rome, and Denver. He also has counseled people living
with and affected by HIV, worked with the homeless and chemically
dependent, and served as the founding director of Regis Universitity's
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FR. E. EDWARD KINERK,
S.J.
was ordained in 1972. He received his doctorate in Spiritual Theology from the Gregorian University in Rome. His first assignment was to Sacred Heart Retreat House from 1975 to 1979. In subsequent years he has served as Novice Director, Provincial of the Missouri Province of Jesuits, and more recently as President of Rockhurst University in Kansas City.
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MARGARET WHEELER
has a master's degree in theology, and has been an administrator,
educator, and spiritual director at the Kino Institute in Phoenix,
St. Joseph's Center in Des Moines, and Manresa Jesuit Retreat House
in Michigan. She is the proud mother of three grown children and
has two young grandchildren. |
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VISITING
DIRECTORS-WEEKEND RETREATS |
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- SR. MARY ANN FIGLINO, C.S.J. is a Sister of St.
Joseph of Carondelet and works in the Empowerment program with women
getting their GED's, transitioning from prison, and developing a
new spirituality.
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- KATHY COFFEY is
a nationally known speaker and the author of many books on women's spirituality including Hidden
Women of the Gospels.
- COLLEEN COFFEY
is a communications coordinator for the Migration Policy
Institute in Washington, DC.
- LILLIAN SALMERON-VOLL
was born and raised in San Salvador, El Salvador, and has
studied at three Jesuit Universities: the University of Central
American in San Salvador, Loyola University in New Orleans, and
Regis University in Denver. For the past two years she has
been a lay preacher with the Isaiah Ministries giving bi-lingual
parish renewal programs around the U.S.
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