August 10, 2026

Final Message from International Theological Seminar Calls Dehonians to Rediscover Fr. Dehon’s Writings

7th International Theological Seminar

The Final Message from the 7th International Theological Seminar has been published on the general website.
 
“The primary fruit of these days is a simple invitation: let us read Father Dehon,” states the document. “Today, his texts are readily accessible to everyone on Dehondocs. Reading our Founder means entering into dialogue with him. We invite all members of the Dehonian family, religious and lay, to set aside time in our communities to read and deepen our core concepts—pure love, oblation, reparation, the interior life, the social question, and the reign of the Heart of Jesus—and to reinterpret them for today’s world. We invite everyone to visit the Faculdade Dehoniana website, where the proposals and developments discussed here can be consulted in several languages.
 
“As we approach our 150th anniversary, let us move beyond nostalgic remembrance. With grateful hearts, let us honor Father Dehon by allowing the love of the Heart of Jesus to live on in us through concrete acts of fraternity, justice, and service.”
 
Click here to read the Final Message.
 
Click here to read the daily written summaries, available in English, Portuguese and French.
 
Click here for the seminar webpage on the Faculdade Dehoniana website.

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