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Welcome to the CEIE Theolab – Religica!

The Religica Theolab is at home in the Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement (CEIE) at Seattle University, where students, staff, faculty and allies bring new ideas to life in the form of a laboratorial approach. The CEIE Theolab is dedicated to emerging opportunities that are developed in collaboration with students, staff, faculty, and local to international partners, who test the next generation of ideas, methods, and delivery systems. Listen to our Welcome Message here.

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Voices of wisdom from around the world.

Bring your whole self to the table.

Community resources in a multimedia format.

Insights on Wisdom in a Masterclass format.

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CEIE Podcast: The Community We Need with Brother Emile: Lessons from COVID-19: Lessons from COVID-19

February 20, 2024

In a podcast with CEIE Director, Dr. Michael Reid Trice, Brother Emile, of the Taizé Ecumenical Community in France, discusses community in a post-pandemic world.Subscribe to our Podcasts on SoundCloud…

CEIE Podcast: What We All Need to Know About Systems that Will Surprise You

February 13, 2024

CEIE Director and Spehar-Halligan Professor Dr. Michael Trice spoke with Seattle University Professor Dr. Greg Magnan about systems and the people in them.Subscribe to our Podcasts on SoundCloud at: Return…

Podcast: Creative Innovation that brings Credible Change

February 13, 2024

In this podcast, Maurice Bloem, CSIO of Church World Service, and Dr. Michael Trice, Director and Spehar-Halligan Professor at CEIE, discuss how we as members of the community can help…

CEIE Podcast | Dr. Shane Martin, Seattle University Provost

January 11, 2024

CEIE Founding Director and Spehar-Halligan Professor, Dr. Michael Reid Trice interviews Seattle University Provost, Dr. Shane Martin, about the essential nature of creative innovation for the university, for society, and…

In this series, students, staff, faculty, and allies gather to engage around topics that challenge us today, such as mental health and climate change.

In the Roundtable series, undergraduate students at the Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement interview their peers on the Pandemic, Exhaustion, and seeking Restoration.