The fifth East Asia Theological Encounter Program (EATEP) will be held at The Seven Fountains Spirituality Center in Chiangmai, Thailand, on April 16 – May 19, 2010. Scholastics in theology should ask their rectors and/or provincials for permission to attend. Rectors and formation directors should decide who might profit from this program. For further information see the website http://freewebs.com/johnjshea.
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