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Theology professor David Turnbloom to give Theology Thursday lecture on “Sacramental Justice and the Mission of Holy Cross,” September 19
Theology
September 17, 2019
University of Portland theology professor, David Turnbloom, will give a lecture on “Sacramental Justice and the Mission of Holy Cross,” Thursday, September 19 at 7:15 p.m. in Franz Hall Room 120. The talk is free and open to the public.
Turnbloom, assistant professor of theology, will examine the relationship between sacraments and justice. The constitutions of the Congregation of the Holy Cross will be used as a guide to explore the ways in which a community that seeks justice becomes a sacrament of God for the world.
The Theology department hosts two Theology Thursday presentations a semester, which highlights the work of the theology department’s faculty members. More information about the Theology Thursday presentations can be found at this link.

