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- Compassion – eBooks
- Compassion – eBooks
- Forgiveness – eBooks
- Forgiveness – Print Books
- Reconciliation – eBooks
- Reconciliation – eBooks
Rooted in the SSJ Legacy
Chestnut Hill College is grounded in the mission of the Sisters of St Joseph who “live and work that all may be one.” As a college community, we understand our spiritual heritage as one that impels us to foster a culture of active, inclusive love, where all are welcomed, respected and valued.
An Institute for Forgiveness and Reconciliation is a natural outgrowth of our SSJ legacy and a communal commitment to respond to the needs of our day.
Oneness Overcomes Division
We seek to nurture an institutional culture where oneness overcomes divisions, where grudges and wrongs give way to forgiveness and reparation and people suffering from broken relationships walk the road to reconciliation together. From our own lived experience comes the responsibility to share with others what we are discovering as gift for ourselves.
Alternative to Dominant Culture of Violence
We need to foster a culture, locally and globally, that is an alternative to the dominant culture of violence, divisions and retaliation that threatens the very well-being of our children and our planet. The Institute at Chestnut Hill College seeks to create a “life-long learning laboratory” where we come to recognize and resist the culture of death. We humbly seek to partner with others on the path of forgiveness and reconciliation as faithful followers of the God of life. The gift of life becomes our responsibility and our mandate. We are here and the time is now to help heal our wounded world. We hope to do so by our multi-disciplined commitment to scholarship, formation and outreach to the local and global community in the personal and societal work of forgiveness and reconciliation.
About the Institute
Chestnut Hill College’s Institute for Forgiveness and Reconciliation is designed to be a learning laboratory for research and scholarship where forgiveness and reconciliation will be explored as alternatives to violence and conflict in our culture.
There are many ways to explore the topic of Forgiveness and Reconciliation across many disciplines of college research. The tabs across the top of the guide examine a few.
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Databases
Online Resources
- Academic Articles – Forgiveness & Reconciliation
- ACLS Humanities eBooks
- Foreign Affairs Online – International Relations page
- Forgiveness & Reconciliation in Psychology
- Reconciliation from a Social-Psychological Perspective – By H. Kelman
- The Institute of Conflict Transformation & Peacebuilding
- UNESCO – Culture of Peace & Non-Violence
- U.S. Institute of Peace
- Video – Dr. Allan Boesak: Reconciliation, Justice and the Spirit of Ubuntu
- WWW Virtual Library – Peace, Conflict Resolution
- Yale Center for Faith & Culture – Reconciliation Program
Publication Finder Resources
News
- News Feeds
- CBS News – Religion and Culture
- Faith and Values: The difference between forgiveness and reconciliation
- Forgive, don’t forget: Reconciliation overcomes crises
- Religion News Service
Organizations
- ABC Religion – Podcast
- Action Reconciliation Service for Peace
- Alternatives to Violence
- American Friends Service Committee
- American Religion and Literature Society
- Brandywine Peace Community
- CentrePeace (State College Area)
- Good Shepherd Mediation Program
- Friends Conflict Resolution Programs
- Interfaith Center of Greater Philadelphia
- Lehigh Pocono Committee of Concern
- Mennonite Central Committee
- Movies/Scenes Representing Reconciliation/Forgiveness
- Mural Arts Program – Restorative Justice
- Peace Center – (Bucks County)
- Philadelphia Ethical Society
- Philadelphia Interfaith Walk for Peace and Reconciliation
- POWER – An Interfaith Organization
- Religion & Ethics Weekly
- Shalom Center
- Sharefaith – Best Christian Movies
- The Christian Post
- Top Movies That Encourage Forgiveness & Reconciliation
Additional Resources