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Download the Econference DVD Order Form Presented by ACBC & BBI Broken BOX SET Bay Institute www.acbc.catholic.org.auwww.bbi.catholic.edu.au Learn about your faith, challenge your knowledge, nourish your soul National eConference DVDs COMPLETE SERIES 1-11 BBI in partnership with the ACBC, strives to reach out into distant communities as well as cities across the world, to deliver faith education via the inspirational eConferences. These are now available in DVD format, as a resource for teaching, sharing, inspiring and are an excellent resource for: • parishioners • adult faith educators • teachers • catechists • clergy Each DVD gives you an opportunity to learn from Australian and internationally-renowned educators who share their knowledge and their passion, in short 20-minute presentations, Q&A and stimulating panel discussions. theLMent.com “The eConferences presented by The Broken Bay Institute have been one of the more creative initiatives in the area of faith formation in Australia. They have also made their mark beyond our shores. That speaks of the need for what they offer – a deeper knowledge and love of Scripture and Tradition and the Lord who lies at the heart of both. It also speaks of the need to make effective use of digital technology in offering the Good News to the Church and the world. These DVDs allow people who were not part of the original eConferences to share the experience; they also allow those who took part to refresh the experience. I recommend them to everyone at a time like this, when we need to reach down in order to reach out, to learn more in order to speak more powerfully.” Archbishop Mark Coleridge Archbishop of Brisbane Leading Educators in Adult Faith Gerald O’Collins SJ AC Brendan Byrne SJ Elizabeth Dowling RSM Denis Edwards Maryanne Confoy RSC Richard Leonard SJ Archbishop Mark Coleridge Michele Connolly RSJ Dorothy Lee Janette Gray RSM Francis Moloney SDB Nicholas King SJ Order today and save Order the complete set of 11 DVDs and the book for $262.00 (saving 25%). Order the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John for $89.85 (saving 25%). Order the Mary: First Disciple DVD and the Mary– Woman and Mother Book for $40 (saving $9.95). Order individual copies by ticking your choice of DVDs below. TICK DVDs/Book TITLE SPEAKERS PRICE QUANTITY Religion: Catalyst for Imam Assoc Prof Mohamad Abdalla; Prof Amy-Jill $29.95 Violence or Peace? Levine; Rev Prof Dorothy Lee; Prof Terry Lovat Pope Francis: Modelling the Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB; Sr Monica $29.95 Ministry of St Peter Cavanagh RSJ; Fr Gerard Kelly; Ms Selina Hasham; Rev Noel Connolly SSC Gospel of St John: The Love Dr Francis Moloney SDB; Rev Prof Dorothy Lee $29.95 of God Made Visible The Gospel of St Mark Dr Francis Moloney SDB; Dr Michele Connolly RSJ $29.95 A Crucified and Risen Messiah Vatican II: An Event of Grace Bishop Michael Putney; Dr Maryanne Confoy RSC; $29.95 Mr Paul Power; Dr Jill Gowdie The Holy Spirit: Giver of Life Rev Assoc Prof Denis Edwards; Sr Janette Gray $29.95 RSM; Mrs Jan Heath; Fr Chris Ryan MGL Jesus - The Christ Rev Prof Gerald O’Collins SJ AC; Rev Merrill Kitchen OAM; $29.95 Dr Claire Renkin; Ms Phil Billington Mary: First Disciple Dr Francis Moloney SDB; Bishop Ad Abikaram; $29.95 Dr Margaret Ghosn MSHF; Sr Vivienne Goldstein SM St Paul Prof Brendan Byrne SJ; Dr Michele Connolly RSJ; $29.95 Dr Richard Leonard SJ St Luke Archbishop Mark Coleridge; Sr Elizabeth Dowling RSM $29.95 Following Jesus - Matthew Dr Chris Monaghan CP; Rev Prof Dorothy Lee; $29.95 Dr Nicholas King SJ Mary – Woman and Mother Book authored by Dr Francis Moloney SDB $20.00 All prices incl GST TOTAL $349.45 -25% saving when you order all ten DVDs and the book $262.00 FREE delivery in Australia. For international mailing costs or bulk orders please contact BBI. Other - postage charged at applicable rates TOTAL CONTACT & PAYMENT DETAILS Name: Organisation: Address: Suburb: Postcode: Email: Phone: Please make cheques payable to CASH CHQ The Broken Bay Institute Credit Card #: CREDIT Name on card: Signature: Expiry Date: CCV: RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO: Mail: The Broken Bay Institute Enquiries: Nina Elliott PO Box 662 Pennant Hills NSW 1715 02 9847 0542 Fax: 02 9847 0031 www.bbi.catholic.edu.au Tax Invoice: ABN 22 161 120 118 Email [email protected].
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