human being. "Sin" is therefore absorbed into "fallenness," and fallenness is simply part of the human condition. Lonergan builds on the "theorem of the supernatural" achieved in medieval times, as well as on the distinction between grace and freedom worked out by Thomas Aquinas, and so is able to remove all the brackets and return to the truly concrete with a unique synthesis of "Jerusalem and Athens." Honours In 1970, he was made a Companion of the Order of Canada. In 1971, Loyola College, one of Concordia University's founding institutions, awarded him the Loyola Medal. Concordia also awarded Lonergan an honorary doctorate in 1977. Conferences and journals An annual Lonergan Workshop is held at Boston College, under the leadership of Frederick G. Lawrence. The proceedings of the Workshop are published under the same name, Lonergan Workshop, edited by Frederick G. Lawrence. The Workshop began in Lonergan's lifetime and continued after his death. The West Coast Methods Institute sponsors the annual Fallon Memorial Lonergan Symposium at Loyola Marymount University. The Lonergan Symposium has been meeting for 32 years. Boston College has a Lonergan Institute, and also publishes the bi-annual Method: Journal of Lonergan Studies. The journal was founded, and edited until 2013, by Mark D. Morelli. The Lonergan Studies Newsletter is put out four times a year by the Lonergan Research Institute, Toronto; it provides the most up-to-date bibliographical information on the Lonergan movement. Recently, Seton Hall University has put out The Lonergan Review. Lonergan Centres have been set up in various places (see below, External links). The Lonergan Research Institute at Toronto holds the Lonergan archives as well as a good collection of secondary material, including a complete collection of dissertations on Lonergan's work. Much of the primary archival material is available online at the Bernard Lonergan Archive (see below, External links), and a site for secondary material has also been set up, thanks to the work of Robert M. Doran. See also John F. X. Knasas References External links Bernard Lonergan Archive A collection of works by Lonergan Lonergan Resource A collection of works about Lonergan Lonergan Forum Discussion board Bernard Lonergan profile and books on Goodreads The Lonergan Website - Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Lonergan Research Institute, Toronto Lonergan Institute, Boston College Lonergan Centre, Saint Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Bernard Joseph Francis Lonergan at The Canadian Encyclopedia Commentary and Notes on Insight (includes podcast) Lonergan Institute