Dehonian Studies
Dehonian Studies with Plural Characters
Fr. Emerson Ruiz, scj talks about his scholarship at the Centro Studi Dehoniani.
Fr. Albert Bourgeois, scj – the second founder of the Congregation
Father Albert Bourgeois emerged as one who helped the congregation to slow down and enter into a time of deeper self-reflection.
The Centenary of Fr. Albert Bourgeois and the New Constitutions
New Dehoniana published.
Beginning of the “Dehonian Scholarship” Program
Four new confreres begin their studies at the "Centro Studi Dehoniani".
The Dehonian Congregation in the Mission of the Church
One of the privileged ways to understand the state of the mind of a superior general is undoubtedly through his letters. Understand Fr. Bourgeois through his circular letters.
Léon Dehon. Spiritualité du Coeur du Christ et engagement sociétal
Van Hai Ngo has published his study on the spirituality of Léon Dehon, founder of the Priests of the Sacred Heart, with Editions SCJ Clairefontaine.
Our Deuteronom
A series of presentations of the "Reading Guide" to the Constitutions, written by Fr. Albert Bourgeois.
Mission, Church, Money, Nation: Re-interpreting Fr. Leo Dehon
As a scholar, Neuhold has presented an innovative methodological ground-breaking and scientifically objective picture of the life and works of one of the central figures of French Catholicism in the late 19th and early 20th century This scholarly work can be read in thought provoking way.
Our Spiritual Life (VI)
A series of presentations of the "Reading Guide" to the Constitutions, written by Fr. Albert Bourgeois.
Our Spiritual Life (V)
A series of presentations of the "Reading Guide" to the Constitutions, written by Fr. Albert Bourgeois.
Revisiting Fr. Dehon’s “Pact of Love”
On the anniversary of the Congregation's foundation (June 28), Fr. Dehon's "Covenant of Love" was published in several languages. With the exception of the original, the word 'oblates' has disappeared.
Our Spiritual Life (IV)
A series of presentations of the "Reading Guide" to the Constitutions, written by Fr. Albert Bourgeois.
