CUA Law hosts "Common Morality for the Global Age" event this weekend

I might be attending some of these conference events this weekend (Mar 27-30):

The Catholic University of America’s Center for Law, Philosophy and Culture presents a symposium, “A Common Morality for the Global Age: In Gratitude for What We Are Given.”

In response to the personal appeal of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, this symposium seeks to elicit ideas and concepts for the renewal of a global culture that can sustain the moral insight necessary for addressing our world’s pressing problems. Can we reclaim an original attitude of acknowledgement of, and respect for, the gift of existence that arguably has historically informed the world’s great moral and cultural traditions? Leading thinkers from philosophy, theology, ethics and politics will gather for several days of papers, discussion and common reflection centered on this question.

Links:

• Schedule
• Speakers
• Panelists & Respondents
• Symposium Question

The events are free and open to the public, but registration reserves you a seat.

Any suggestions as to what events I should prioritize? There's plenty of good options it seems.