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Thursday, June 15, the JPIC Office will host Linda Kato, RSCJ, Ph.D. in a Zoom program entitled "Teaching the HERstory of Asia to Fellow Adult Learners 60 Years and Older: A Sacred Heart Educational Response to North American Age Demographics."
On Friday, May 26, join our JPIC Office for a virtual screening of the 2022 documentary film The Letter: A Message for Our Earth, in observance of Laudato Si' Week 2023.
We will gather on Zoom at 7:00 pm Eastern time (8 pm Atlantic / 6 pm Central / 5 pm Mountain / 4 pm Pacific) to watch the documentary (about 1 hour and 20 minutes) followed by a brief discussion about the film facilitated by JPIC Coordinator Megan Wilson-Reitz.
All are welcome!
YOU ARE INVITED:
Taizé Prayer and Potluck
Sunday | March 26, 2023 | 4pm | The Stuart Center
All are welcome to this ecumenical, inter-generational time of prayer and sharing. There will be a time for announcements about upcoming events. Feel free to bring fliers and brochures!
Please bring one of the following, enough for 4-6 people: a main dish, hearty salad, bread, or dessert.
Drinks, napkins, cups and serving utensils provided by The Stuart Center for Mission.
Clara Dorsch Callahan, Director of the Stuart Center for Mission, holds a BBA in Marketing, a BA in English, and is a MA Candidate all from Marymount University. Throughout her career Clara has been involved in meeting and event management within the hospitality, technology, and non-profit sectors. For the past 20 years she has worked with faith-based non-profit entities.
Our Sacred Heart Story with the Potawatomi People in Kansas, 1841-1879 was a four session online presentation and discussion originally presented in February-March 2022 by the Stuart Center for Mission.
Our Sacred Heart Story with the Potawatomi People in Kansas, 1841-1879 was a four session online presentation and discussion originally presented in February-March 2022 by the Stuart Center for Mission. The program featured Stuart Center staff, RSCJ and Associates, invited Indigenous speakers and Maureen Chicoine, RSCJ, author of the book Grave on the Prairie: Seven Religious of the Sacred Heart and Saint Mary's Mission to the Potawatomi.
The 5th Backdrop LIVE event is happening March 11–March 12, 2022.
Backdrop LIVE is a dynamic and interactive event, designed to facilitate the sharing of information and lessons learned, as well as an opportunity to build the Backdrop community and plan for the future.
To support the work of the JPIC Indigenous Justice Group, participants are invited to make a contribution to be used to offset the cost of the stipends for the invited guest speakers. If you are unable to make a contribution, please do not let this stop you from registering and participating.
A recording of the presentations by the author or guest speaker presentations of each session will be available only to registered participants.
The classroom in the Kamurasi Demonstration School in Masindi Municipality, Uganda, with the Ugandan Sign language alphabet draw on the wall.
PHOTO:UNICEF/Uganda/Barbeyrac
