Department of Historical and Cultural Studies of Religion, Art & Religion, Consortial Faculty, Graduate Theological Union. Dr. Kathryn Barush is the Thomas E. Bertelsen Jr. Associate Professor of Art History and Religion at the Jesuit School of Theology and Graduate Theological Union. Read more on her Faculty Page. Why is it important to you that… Read More Art & Religion at the GTU: Faculty Spotlight with Dr. Kathryn Barush

Department of Historical and Cultural Studies of Religion, Art & Religion, Consortial Faculty, Graduate Theological Union. Fr. Anselm Ramelow, OP is a Professor of Philosophy and the Philosophy Department Chair at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology. His classes combine dialogue, Socratic questioning and lecture for an engaging and intellectual structure. Anselm seeks to awaken the… Read More Art & Religion at the GTU: Faculty Spotlight with Fr. Anselm Ramelow, OP

Department of Historical and Cultural Studies of Religion, Art & Religion, Consortial Faculty, Graduate Theological Union. Dr. Thomas Cattoi is Associate Professor of Christology and Cultures and the Dwan Family Endowed Chair in Ecumenical and Interfaith Dialogue at the Jesuit School of Theology. Dr. Cattoi joined the Jesuit School faculty in August 2006 after completing… Read More Art & Religion at the GTU: Faculty Spotlight with Dr. Thomas Cattoi

Department of Historical and Cultural Studies of Religion, Art & Religion, Consortial Faculty, Graduate Theological Union. Christopher J. Renz, OP is a Professor of Liturgical Studies and Science & Theology and Director of Institutional Research at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology. His background as a scientist provides a lens through which he views… Read More Art & Religion at the GTU: Faculty Spotlight with Chris Renz, OP

Timing is everything. While some may call it fate or luck or divine intervention, this was my experience as a traveler to Japan just prior to the chaos of COVID-19 in America. As I write this post from the confines of my San Francisco apartment where I have self-quarantined for a week now, it seems… Read More SFO to Narita: Traveling Amidst World Uncertainty

On Tuesday, May 26, from 5-7pm CARe is hosting remote panel discussion on Zoom in conjuncture with our Spring exhibition, AFTER/LIFE. This show features the work of Ed Aulerich-Sugai and Mark Mitchell, innovative and inspiring artists who were both affected by HIV/AIDS, leading to Ed’s death in 1994. Please RSVP on Eventbrite to be given… Read More HIV/AIDS & Ministry: A Panel Discussion

Finding myself working at the GTU’s Doug Adams Gallery has felt like fate, and not in a dramatized way. The path leading up to my internship with the gallery began last semester when I asked my professor from San Francisco State University and an advisor from a museum conservation workshop in Los Angeles about art… Read More Intern Intro: Gino Abrajano

Last Thursday, CARe set out across the bridge to visit our friends from the Thacher Gallery at USF. Together, we were meeting to discuss an exciting up-coming exhibition that we’re developing collaboratively. Our meeting venue? The beautiful DeYoung Museum. Upon arriving at the museum, we headed straight to the spacious conservation labs, where we were… Read More CARe on the road! Trip to the DeYoung & Global Museum