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The 2010 ITEST Conference
“Food, Glorious Food” – Bioengineered and Organically Produced
September 25, 2010
9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Cardinal Rigali Center
20 Archbishop May Drive
St. Louis, Missouri 63119
We welcome all who are interested in how our food is grown, produced
(organically or bio-engineered) and distributed.
We have confirmed the following speakers:
- Maurice Lange: Director of Eco-Justice for the Franciscan Sisters
of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Topic: The Benefits of Organically Grown and Produced Food.
- Sr. Mary Margaret Pazdan, OP, PhD: Adjunct Professor of Theology -
Aquinas Institute, St. Louis Missouri
Topic: Food in the Bible.
- Dr. Eric Sachs: Scientist - Monsanto Corporation, St. Louis Missouri
Topic: Bridging the gap between science and society.
Registration prices include lunch.
Adults Registration - $35.00 (before Sept.1st.) - $40.00 (beginning Sept.1st.)Students Registration - $25.00 (before Sept.1st.) - $30.00 (beginning Sept.1st.)
Group Registration - $25.00 per person. For groups of 10 or more.
(Please contact us for additional info about this discount rate.)Look for our registration materials in the mail soon.
For additional information contact:
Sister Marianne Postiglione, RSM
Phone: 314-792-7220
E-mail mariannepost@archstl.org
Creation Lens: Exploring the World, Discovering God - Phase 2
ITEST has completed the first phase of the project, Exploring the World, Discovering God, (EWDG). Funded largely by the Our Sunday Visitor Institute, the project consists of faith/science interface modules for Kindergarten – 4th Grade. The ITEST staff has launched phase two of the program for grade 5-8 by holding Creative Teacher Think Tanks in various parts of the country. After judicious analysis of the lessons produced by the teachers, the program manager will place the interfaced lessons on the Exploring the World, Discovering God web site.
We invite you to visit this site and would welcome your comments.
To visit our CreationLens site click here. This site will open in a new window