Applicants to one of Collegeville Institute's residency programs whose subject matter meets at least one of the following three criteria are eligible to apply for one of a limited number of Donald Ottenhoff Fellowships. Applications from outside the United States, especially from applicants living in developing countries, will receive special consideration. The criteria are: (1) Explores the relationship between art and lived religion. Projects may be specific to an artist or art form: religious insight, for example, in the novels, paintings, or music of a given artist; or more general, such as the place of imagination in the life of faith; or may themselves be works of art in progress. (2) Brings theological or religious resources to bear on current social, political, or cultural circumstances. (3) Considers some aspect of the natural world in relationship to religious thought and practice. The fellowship includes fee-free housing at the Collegeville Institute, monetary award to cover travel and research expenses, and all privileges afforded to Resident Scholars or Short-Term Resident Scholars. To apply for the Kilian McDonnell Fellowship in Faith and Culture, applicants may either use the Short Term Residencies application or the Resident Scholars Program application. Please visit the fellowship's website for more information.