Information on Upcoming Gold Masses
Sixteen Gold Masses are scheduled for this November (or later in the academic year) in three countries. Mark your calendars! Gold Masses are celebr...
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Public Lecture about Lemaître on Oct 31 at University of Chicago
On October 31st, Jonathan Lunine of Cornell University, who is Vice President of SCS, will give a lecture at the University of Chicago about George...
Save the Date! The 2019 SCS Conference will be on June 7-9.
The third annual conference of the Society of Catholic Scientists will be held on June 7-9, 2019 at the University of Notre Dame. The main theme...
2018 Conference Report and Other News
The second SCS conference, held at Catholic University of America on June 8-10, 2018, was a great success. SCS continues to grow strongly....
Distinguished Catholic Scientist Turns 100
August 29, 2018, is the one-hundredth birthday of Clemens C.J. Roothaan, a member of the Society of Catholic Scientists, who is ...
Announcing Symposium on Thomistic Philosophy and Natural Science
Immediately preceding the 2018 SCS Annual Conference, there will be a Symposium co-sponsored by The Thomistic Institute and the Society of Catho...
Archbishop of Vancouver celebrates Gold Mass and gives Homily about Faith and Science
An article about the event and the text of Archbishop's homily about St. Albert and the relation of faith and science.
Call for Papers for 2018 SCS Conference
Members of the Society of Catholic Scientists are invited to submit abstracts of contributed talks or posters. Deadline for abstracts is April 1...
Prof. Lunine Lectures after Notre Dame Gold Mass
His lecture on Fr. Georges Lemaitre (founder of the Big Bang theory) and the relation of science and faith is attended by over 250.
2017 Conference videos now available
We've updated the 2017 Conference page with a dozen beautiful video recordings of the talks. Enjoy!
2017 Conference Report
Dear Friends of the Society of Catholic Scientists...