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SUMMARY:Forgiving the Unforgivable Series
DESCRIPTION:Forgiving the Unforgivable Series\n5  Sundays\, February 22 through March 22\, 11:00am-12:30pm\nWagner Room\, Cowley Center\n$25 for the series (Scholarships are available) \nLed by Mary Hayes Grieco \nForgiveness is an ancient and troublesome concept that many of us avoid and resist\, yet it won’t go away. Forgiveness challenges us to grow spiritually in a way that nothing else does; a central teaching for Christians and other world religions for centuries\, it is a concept that is coming into its day. But how do we forgive unjust and atrocious things? Should we? Join us for a powerful\, provocative\, and illuminating Lenten journey\, as Mary Hayes Grieco teaches us how to forgive everyone and everything. \nPlease Note: the material in this course builds on itself from week to week and participants are encouraged to come to all five sessions. \nPlease register by Thursday\, February 19.\nCost is $25 for the series (Scholarships are available) \nClick here for more info \nor call 612-317-3473 \nCowley Center at The Basilica of Saint Mary\n15 N 16th St\nMinneapolis\, MN 55403
URL:https://maryhayesgrieco.com/event/forgiving-unforgivable-series/
LOCATION:The Basilica of Saint Mary\, on Hennepin Avenue between 16th & 17th Streets downtown\, Minneapolis\, MN\, United States
CATEGORIES:Public Talk,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Free talk and booksigning
DESCRIPTION:Free talk and booksigning with Mary Hayes Grieco.\nLearn how forgiveness is good for your health\, and how to do it.\nPenney George Institute for Wellness and Healing\n800 East 28th St\, Minneapolis\, MN 55407\n7-8:30 PM\nhttp://wellness.allinahealth.org/events/8454
URL:https://maryhayesgrieco.com/event/free-talk-booksigning/
LOCATION:Penney George Institute for Wellness and Healing\, 800 East 28th St\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55407\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Signing,Public Talk
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SUMMARY:Forgiveness 360 Symposium: The Forgiveness Project
DESCRIPTION:Marina Cantacuzino; and Mary Johnson\nBooksigning of Unconditional Forgiveness\nwith Mary Hayes Grieco \n\n\nThe Forgiveness Project is an organization working to promote conflict resolution and restorative justice as alternatives to the endless cycles of conflict\, violence and crime that are the hallmarks of our time. Exploring personal stories of reconciliation\, and harnessing support from around the world\, The Forgiveness Project encourages debate on embracing differences and overcoming division to achieve lasting social cohesion. \nFor details\, see theforgivenessproject.com \nKeynote featuring founder of the Forgiveness Project\, London\, UK and Huffington Post Corespondent Marina Cantacuzino \nAlso featuring Mary Johnson and Oshea Isreal\, of From Death to Life. \nUnconditional Forgiveness Book Signing with Mary Hayes Grieco\nThis is the first enjoyable\, user-friendly book that teaches a step-by-step method of forgiveness that reliably works to bring the relief of “letting go” of a painful issue. Based in holistic psychology and universal spiritual principles\, this book is fun to read and it deals with serious issues in a light and hopeful manner. Use it again and again\, to remain resilient on your life’s path. \nWestlund Black Box Theatre in the E.M. Pearson Theatre Complex\nConcordia University\, St. Paul\n312 Hamline Ave. St. Paul\, MN 55104\n(One block South of I-94 at Hamline Avenue) \nSat. Nov. 9th 7:30 p.m. Suggested donation $20. Students\, $10. No one turned away. \n  \n\n  \n 
URL:https://maryhayesgrieco.com/event/forgiveness-360-the-forgiveness-project/
LOCATION:E.M. Pearson Theatre Complex\, 312 Hamline Ave. N\, St Paul\, 55104\, United States
CATEGORIES:Public Talk
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SUMMARY:Forgiveness 360 Symposium Events
DESCRIPTION:Forgiveness 360 is a symposium and media project  that looks at the process of forgiveness from many angles. We look at it from the viewpoint of bio-medical science (cardiology)\, and the Social Sciences (therapy). We look at it from various spiritual traditions: Christian\, Jewish\, Muslim\, Native American\, Buddhist\, etc. We also look at it from the impact in society\, such as forgiveness in restorative justice (both victim and perpetrator)\, felony voting laws\, and coping with Holocaust (European\, Native American\, Rwandan\, etc.).This is not theology from the academy; it is lived theology from the lives of people who have done it. \nWe are holding our second annual symposium at Concordia University this November 8th-17th\, 2013. We plan to feature a play\, some storytellers\, some films\, and some expert testimony in panel discussions. We will film as much as we can to use in our series on TPT Cable. Other pieces will float to our website. Performances take place at Graebner Memorial Chapel and the Black Box Theater\, located in E.M. Pearson Theatre Art Center at Concordia University\, in St.Paul \nFor more information on the 2013 Symposium\, please select from the menu above\, or follow the link below. 2013 Symposium Information \nWe hope you can join in the conversation\, and be a part of this movement to make  a more forgiving world. For information on last year’s symposium  2012
URL:https://maryhayesgrieco.com/event/forgiveness-360-symposium-events/
LOCATION:Concordia University\, 312 Hamline Ave\, St Paul\, MN\, 55104\, United States
CATEGORIES:Public Talk
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SUMMARY:Dead Man Walking:The Journey Continues
DESCRIPTION:Sr. Helen Prejean: Talking About Life\, Death and Social Justice\nMary Hayes Grieco  signing her powerful book Unconditional Forgiveness\nSister Helen began her prison ministry in 1981 when she dedicated her life to the poor of New Orleans. While living in the St. Thomas housing project\, she became pen pals with Patrick Sonnier\, the convicted killer of two teenagers\, sentenced to die in the electric chair of Louisiana’s Angola State Prison. Upon Sonnier’s request\, Sister Helen repeatedly visited him as his spiritual advisor. In doing so\, her eyes were opened to the Louisiana execution process. Sister Helen turned her experiences into a book that not only made the 1994 American Library Associates Notable Book List. Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States was number one on the New York Times Best Seller List for 31 weeks. In January 1996\, the book was developed into a major motion picture starring Susan Sarandon as Sister Helen and Sean Penn as a death row inmate. \nUnconditional Forgiveness Book Signing with Mary Hayes Grieco\nThis is the first enjoyable\, user-friendly book that teaches a step-by-step method of forgiveness that reliably works to bring the relief of “letting go” of a painful issue. Based in holistic psychology and universal spiritual principles\, this book is fun to read and it deals with serious issues in a light and hopeful manner. Use it again and again\, to remain resilient on your life’s path. \nThe Basilica of St Mary\, Mpls\nWe are located on Hennepin Avenue between 16th & 17th Streets in downtown Minneapolis\, Minnesota\, in Teresa of Calcutta Hall\, Lower Level of the Basilica\nwww.mary.org \nPlease pre-register: 612-317-3414 \n  \n 
URL:https://maryhayesgrieco.com/event/dead-man-walkingthe-journey-continues/
LOCATION:The Basilica of Saint Mary\, on Hennepin Avenue between 16th & 17th Streets downtown\, Minneapolis\, MN\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Signing,Public Talk
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SUMMARY:Forgiveness: Key to Health and Happiness
DESCRIPTION:Mary Hayes Grieco\, author and inspirational speaker will present the program\, “Forgiveness: The Key to Health\, Happiness\, and Freedom.” For 25 years\, Mary has been learning\, living\, and refining a reliable method of emotional healing through forgiveness. \nhttp://www.southernminn.com/owatonna_peoples_press/features/article_5c7dbe26-34da-5dcf-b93d-ab2c7f8e3860.html
URL:https://maryhayesgrieco.com/event/forgiveness-key-to-health-and-happiness/
LOCATION:St. John Lutheran Church\, 1301 Lincoln Avenue\, Owatonna\, MN\, 55060\, United States
CATEGORIES:Public Talk
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