Links to Lonergan websites
Archives and Resources
Bernard Lonergan Archive at Marquette University, Milwaukee, USA is a digital repository of primary materials related to the work of Jesuit philosopher/theologian Bernard Lonergan: archival papers and audio recordings of lectures.
Lonergan Resource at Marquette University, Milwaukee, USA is a repository of secondary-source materials including major papers and articles on Lonergan, recordings of major lectures and conferences, and longer monographs.
Lonergan Centres and Institutes in North America
Lonergan Institute at Boston College, Massachusetts, USA
The Lonergan Research Centre at Regis College, University of Toronto, Canada
Bernard J. Lonergan Institute at Seton Hall University, New Jersey, USA
The Lonergan Centre at St Paul University, Ottawa, Canada
Lonergan Institute “for the Good Under Construction”, Washington, USA
The Los Angeles Lonergan Center at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, USA
The Lonergan Society at Marquette University is a student run organization that hosts the annual, Lonergan on the Edge conference, which provides a voice for students and non scholars.
Other websites
Phil McShane has extensive writings on Bernard Lonergan, in particular Functional Collaboration and economics.
Bent on Futurology, a website by Terrance Quinn and John Benton, focuses on economics and education.
SGEME – The Society for the Glocalization of Effective Methods of Evolving
Lonergan_L is an online discussion group
Bernard Lonergan Latin America (Spanish)
Oestereichische Lonergan, Innsbruck, Austria (German)
The Lonergan Centre at Milltown Institute, Dublin, Ireland
Lonergan Forum is a venue for online discussion.
Bernard Lonergan en francais (French)
Jim Morin’s Lonergan Blog has news and information in Spanish
Bernard Lonergan Studies in Japanese
Terrance Quinn’s website focuses on mathematics, physics, economics and biology
Eileen DeNeeve’s Website focuses on Lonergan’s economic thought
Openers of the Positive Anthropocene seeks to meet methodological needs in the age of the anthropocene