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Fatima, July 17-19, 2007 (Casa Dores)
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Theme: Co-redemption as key to a correct understanding of Redemption
and recent attempts to redefine redemption in ways contrary to the belief of the Church.
Speakers and Conferences [logical-historical order of conferences, not their order of delivery]
Opening Address: general state of the question (Fr. Peter M. Fehlner, FI) Read this On-line
The Relation of Co-redemption to the Concept of Redemption in the Papal Magisterium (Msgr. Arthur B. Calkins)
Redemption and Co-redemption in the Captivity Epistles of St. Paul with special emphasis on Philippians (Dr. Kenneth Howell)
The Concept of Redemption in Tradition (Dr. Manfred Hauke)
Salvation, Redemption and the Primary Motive of the Incarnation in the Franciscan School (Fr. Alessandro M. Apollonio, FI)
The singular participation of Mary Immaculate in the merits of Christ, her Son and Redeemer, according to Scotus (Dr. Timothy Noone, from CUA)
Coredemption and the "Analogia fidei" (Msgr. Brunero Gherardini)
The Concept of Redemption and Co-redemption during the golden age of Spanish Theology-Mariology (Fr. Enrique Llamas, OCD)
The Concept of Redemption in the Caroline Divines and in the Anglo-Catholic Theologians (Dr. Judith Marie Gentle)
Exposition and Refutation of Two Modern Sophisms: Redemption without reference to Justice, and Immaculate Conception without reference to Sin (Don Joaquin Ferrer Arellano, Univ of Navarre)
Useless Instrument? A Thomistic Reflection on Marian Coredemption and the Joint Declaration on Justification (Dr. Christopher Malloy)
Redemption and Co-redemption in the Messages of Fatima (Fr. Stefano M. Manelli, FI)
The Concept of Redemption in 20th century Mystics: St. Pio of Pietrelcina, St. Faustina, St. Gemma Galgani (by a Franciscan Sister of the Immaculate)
Those attending as daily delegates having arranged their own accommodation in Fatima:
Registration = at 8.40am each day of the conference: registration = 40 Euros/55 USD/day or part of (conferences only, no meals included). You can simply turn up at the door at 8.40am on the day, however advance notification of your intention to attend would be appreciated.
Those as residential delegates staying at Casa Dores and booking via Air Maria/F.I.:
To book accommodation please register not later than 10 May to ensure availability, or later subject to availability.
Full board accommodation & Registration (excluding travel): 85 Euros/115 USD per 24-hour period or part of. Accommodation sharing in twin room (all rooms have own bathroom), breakfast, lunch and supper + registration fee for each of the following days: 17, 18, 19 July 2007.
Accomodatoins at Casa Dores. See no. 
House of Our Lady Dolours in the Virtual Tour of Fatima.
One could not be nearer the Shrine and the Chapel of the Apparitions than this.
Residential delegates wishing to arrive early can do so beginning from 7.00pm of 15 July and must depart latest soon after lunch of 20 July: cost 45 Euros/60 USD for a 24-hour period or part of, and this will include: accommodation sharing in twin room, breakfast, lunch and supper (excluding 17, 18 and 19 July, for which the above rates apply).
Information, etc:
For full details, registration fees, booking form, travel information contact:
UK (worldwide contact except USA & Fatima) : DWM, 15 Carlton Crescent, North Cheam, Surrey SM3 9TS, England; E-mail: trevorsymposium@talktalk.net Fax/Answerphone: +4420 8641 6418 (sorry, no personal callers).
USA : Mrs Judith Cruz, Tel/Fax: 401-438-0437; e-mail: jcruz027@cox.net
Fatima: Mr Armando Mendes, Hotel Solar da Marta, Rua Francisco Marto 74, Fatima, Portugal, Tel.: +351 249 531152.
Travel arrangements to/from Casa Dores (Fatima) and country of residence not included in the above and to be arranged by the delegate wishing to attend the symposium. Travel between Lisbon Airport and Fatima: taxi cost approx. 130 Euros one way, or taxi from airport to Lisbon Coach Station then Lisbon-Fatima by public coach transport, cost of the latter approx. 10 Euros one way. Travel time 1½ hours. Direct coach service available for Fatima-Lisbon Airport.
Evenings can be spent participating in the wonderful liturgies and devotions associated with Fatima.
Past symposia in England and Portugal:
1st 2000
2nd 2001
3rd 2002
4th 2003
5th 2004
6th 2005
7th 2006 (we will post this soon)
Upcoming:
8th 2007, July in Fatima, Portugal, Opening Address
9th 2008 in England
(700th anniversary of Scotus' Death)