Panel members included John F. Haught, PhD; Ilia Delio OSF, PhD; John Grim, PhD; and Kathleen Duffy, SSJ, PhD. The discussion was moderated by Frank Frost, PhD, director of the Teilhard de Chardin Project.
In April 2015, Georgetown University, in conjunction with The Teilhard Project, honored Teilhard de Chardin on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of his death, by hosting a seminar and a multi-media presentation of Teilhard’s Mass on the World. A stellar panel of Teilhard scholars engaged in a lively discussion before a full house on “Teilhard de Chardin: His Importance in the 21st Century.”
I received an e-mail from The Teilhard Project that the video is now available on the Georgetown University website. To access the video, click here. It is a fantastic discussion and worth viewing.
Teilhard de Chardin 
Thanks for this!
Greg, many thanks for your post! It is good to finally be able to link to the video, and we are getting lots of enthusiastic feedback. Hope you have the occasion to come to Washington again some time soon and that we have the chance to get together.
Peace, Frank
Good to have you back.
Just thought I’d check your website and I’m thrilled that you are posting again! Thanks for this.
Loved that bot mot by Dr. Delio, “The unreflective cyber-life is not worth living.” True, he implicitly predicted cyber-life. Yet, cyber-life needs Teilhard!
September 1st is the 100th anniversary of Teilhard’s Croix de Guerre. This calls for a celebration.
-Mike