This past summer some members of Communion and
Liberation gathered for the second time to discuss important educational
matters at a conference which met in Cambridge, MA. The 2009 theme of the Education Conference was “The Risk of Educating:
The Student-Teacher Relationship.”
“[Msgr. Luigi] Giussani
talks about this need to live this question, “To educate means to propose
something. But it would mean to
dump something on someone externally, if it were not the proposal of a response
to the question that you live. If
you don’t live the question, the response you propose is fake” (Chris Bacich, read
more of the Keynote address)
talks about this need to live this question, “To educate means to propose
something. But it would mean to
dump something on someone externally, if it were not the proposal of a response
to the question that you live. If
you don’t live the question, the response you propose is fake” (Chris Bacich, read
more of the Keynote address)
The keynote address was given on July 18, 2009, by
Mr. Christopher Bacich, a master teacher, a public speaker on education, and
the leader of the lay Catholic movement, Communion and Liberation in the United
States.
Mr. Christopher Bacich, a master teacher, a public speaker on education, and
the leader of the lay Catholic movement, Communion and Liberation in the United
States.