Institute for Communication and Religion

Dr. Jon Radwan presents "The Wisdom and Practices of Howard Thurman" from Seton Hall's Inciting Peace from the Inside Out workshop (2/7/23).

Inciting Peace from the Inside Out was an inter-disciplinary workshop on contemplative peacemaking, exploring the contemplative practices behind some of history's greatest thinkers and how we might apply their lessons to our own selves and communities.  Video footage of the workshop can be found on YouTube, here.

Rev. Dr. Forrest Pritchett presents "The Spiritual Heart of the Struggle for Racial Peace and Justice" from Inciting Peace from the Inside Out (2/7/23).

Inciting Peace from the Inside Out was an inter-disciplinary workshop on contemplative peacemaking, exploring the contemplative practices behind some of history's greatest thinkers and how we might apply their lessons to our own selves and communities.  Video footage of the workshop can be found on YouTube, here.

Dr. Gloria Thurmond reads the classic Christmas story, "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry.

Join Dr. Thurmond as she explores different religious musical traditions in our four-part series, Music: Global Doorway to the Sacred. The first episode features a discussion of Latin Plainchant.

CORECast features professors and students discussing religious and philosophical texts from Seton Hall University’s core classes with the goal of introducing these books to a general audience of non-expert beginners.

This episode features student Joseph Brennan '26 and Dr. Gregory Floyd, CORE Fellow and Director of the Center for Catholic Studies. It is hosted by Bernie Wagenblast, a Seton Hall Communication alum. Together they will explore Plato's Allegory of the Cave.

In this series, Seton Hall University's Dr. Gloria Thurmond explores the connection between music and the experience of the Sacred within the context of diverse global religious traditions.

This inaugural episode features discussion of Latin Plainchant. Latin plainchant emerged during the fifth (5th) century in Church history. Latin plainchant is a combination of timeless truth and spiritual narratives expressed through heightened speech (or chant.) Text and music, together, constituting sung prayer, are appreciated for their power to illume the mind, and move the heart.

"Whether religious or secular, music is a universal language of transformation and transcendence." - Dr. Thurmond

CORECast features professors and students discussing religious and philosophical texts from Seton Hall University’s core classes with the goal of introducing these books to a general audience of non-expert beginners.

This episode features student Giselle Pineda ’22 and Dr. KC Choi, former Chair of Seton Hall’s Department of Religion. It is hosted by Bernie Wagenblast, a Seton Hall Communication alum. Together they will explore the Parable of the Good Samaritan.

Following up on the ICR conference Communication and Religion in the ’20 Election, Professor Peter Beinart reflects on changes in the American political scene under the Biden administration.  Podcast made possible by a generous grant from the Lilly Fellows Program in the Arts and Humanities.

Following up on the ICR conference Communication and Religion in the ’20 Election, Professor Jon Radwan reflects on changes in the American political scene under the Biden administration.  Podcast made possible by a generous grant from the Lilly Fellows Program in the Arts and Humanities.

Following up on the ICR conference Communication and Religion in the ’20 Election, Professor Jo Formicola reflects on changes in the American political scene under the Biden administration.  Podcast made possible by a generous grant from the Lilly Fellows Program in the Arts and Humanities.

Following up on the ICR conference Communication and Religion in the ’20 Election, Professor Robert Pallito reflects on changes in the American political scene under the Biden administration.  Podcast made possible by a generous grant from the Lilly Fellows Program in the Arts and Humanities.