The Triune God . . . and a little taste makes

“The triune God is the magnificant banquet on whom

our minds and hearts were made to feast . . .

. . . and a little taste makes

even the most initially uninterested person hunger for more.”

Mary Ann Fatula, OP

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The Triune God

June 20, 2006 Name ____________________________

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Racine Dominican Sister/Associate Registration only (no charge)

Racine Dominican Sister/Associate Dinner (no charge)

Guest - Registration only ($10)

Guest - Registration and Dinner ($15)

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Please mail registration & payment to:Rose Marie Dischler, OP

322 2nd StreetBaraboo, WI 53913-2564

608-356-5064

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Mary Ann Fatula, Ph.D., a Columbus Dominican sister, graduated from the College of Saint Mary of the Springs (now Ohio Dominican University) in 1966 with a bache-lor’s degree in Latin and mathematics. She received her master’s degree in theology in 1968 from St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto. She earned her Ph.D. in systematic theology from the Catholic University of America in 1981. She currently holds the position of Professor in Theology at Ohio Dominican University.

Sister Mary Ann is a member of the Catholic Theological Society of America and the College Theology Society. She is the author of four books: Catherine of Siena’s Way; The Triune God of Christian Faith; Thomas Aquinas: Preacher and Friend; and The Holy Spirit, Unbounded Gift of Joy. She also has had numerous articles and pa-pers published. In 1982, 1990, and 1998, Sister Mary Ann was selected as the recipi-ent of the Conley Award, which is voted on by Ohio Dominican’s students, in recogni-tion of her outstanding teaching abilities and dedication to her students.

Cover art: The Old Testament Trinity by Andrei Rublev, c. 1410s, Tretykov Museum, Moscow, Russia.

The Triune God

Tuesday, June 20 Siena Center Chapel

Program Schedule

5:30 pm Dinner (optional)

7:00 pm Piano Prelude performed by Jean Ackerman, OP

Opening Prayer

Keynote Address: The Triune God presented by Mary Ann Fatula, OP

8:00 pm Conversation with the audience S. Mary Ann will respond to questions

8:30 pm Reception

Dinner with the SpeakerS. Mary Ann has gratiously agreed to join four lucky winners of a raffle for dinner at Siena Center before the program. If you would like a chance to enjoy “Dinner with the Speaker” check the box on the Registration Form and your name will automatically be entered in a drawing to be held June 1. Winners will be notified in advance.

Author’s TableAn author’s table with books by S. Mary Ann will be available outside the chapel. S. Mary Ann will be available to sign her books following the program.

From the Milwaukee area: I-94 at Hwy 100 (Ryan Road); LEFT on Hwy 100 to Hwy 32 (4.4 miles); RIGHT on Hwy 32 to Four Mile Road (6.5 miles); LEFT on Four Mile Road to Erie Street (1.1 miles); LEFT on Erie Street to Siena Center (0.7 miles). The driveway is on the RIGHT.

From the Chicago area: Exit (I-94 at Hwy 20; RIGHT on Hwy 20 to Hwy 31 (5.4 miles); LEFT on Hwy 31 to Four Mile Road (4.6 miles); Four Miles Road is the stop light just after you cross a bridge. Turn RIGHT on Four Mile Road to Erie Street (3 miles); LEFT on Erie Street to Siena Center (0.7 miles). The driveway is on the RIGHT.