The Center for Family Studies aims to study and analyze the institution of the family from a multidisciplinary perspective—psychological, legal, social, economic, theological, and social work.
The Center for Family Studies aims to study and analyze the institution of the family from a multidisciplinary perspective—psychological, legal, social, economic, theological, and social work.
The overall objective is broken down into the following specific objectives:
To mark the 50th anniversary of May 1968 and the so-called sexual revolution, Francisco de Vitoria University organized an international and interdisciplinary conference that thoroughly examined the causes and background of this historic event. Find out what each day of the conference was like and discover the most notable presentations from the event.
Download the proceedings of the May 1968 conference
Opening of the Congress – María Lacalle
Keynote Address: May 1968: The Longest Revolution in History
Opening Lecture: May 1968: The Longest Revolution in History. Q&A Session
Roundtable Discussion: The Causes
Roundtable Discussion: The Causes. Q&A Session
Roundtable Discussion. May 2018: What About College? Q&A Session
Lecture What Defines My Identity? Nature, Freedom, Culture
Dialogue The Victims of the Sexual Revolution. Q&A Session
Opening of the Conference – Daniel Sada
Roundtable Discussion Sexual Identity: Men and Women—Are There Only Two Genders?
Roundtable Discussion Some Consequences
Dialogue: Genesis I Man and Woman in God’s Plan
Roundtable A Partnership with the Individual
Lecture Beauty That Saves: The Greatness of Human Sexuality
Lecture A Beauty That Saves: The Greatness of Human Sexuality. Q&A Session
Roundtable Education and Support
Roundtable Discussion May 2018: What About College?
Closing of the Conference – Daniel Sada
Closing Lecture The Restoration of the Flesh
Roundtable Discussion Some Consequences. Q&A Session
The Family:
Restoring Its Meaning in Society – María Lacalle
Panel Discussion—The Family:
Restoring Its Significance in Society
The Eucharist and Divorce
Toward a Change in Doctrine?
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