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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."
We share this opportunity for learning in light of our Province's JPIC priority to promote racial justice and our core value of education. Please register here to join us!
Dear Friends,
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!
Dear Friends,
All around us, it feels we are living in a time of both grief and resurrection.
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.
Dear Friends,
The great James Baldwin once wrote, "people are trapped in history and history is trapped in them." I have been thinking about history quite a bit lately, as we bring our celebrations of Black History Month to a close and enter into Women's History Month. History is much on our minds these days. Baldwin is right: we are, each of us, creatures of our cultural history. We cannot escape it: the best we can do is to become aware of it, and to be intentional about how we allow that history to determine our actions.
We are pleased to announce the inaugural JPIC Commission for the United States -- Canada Province of the Society of the Sacred Heart. The Commission has been charged with the work of coordinating an integrative approach to education, information, and advocacy on matters of Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation in all areas across the Province, and developing a number of JPIC Learning Hubs to develop and promote opportunities for broad-based engagement in this work.
We are pleased to announce the inaugural JPIC Commission for the United States -- Canada Province of the Society of the Sacred Heart. The Commission has been charged with the work of coordinating an integrative approach to education, information, and advocacy on matters of Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation in all areas across the Province, and developing a number of JPIC Learning Hubs to develop and promote opportunities for broad-based engagement in this work.
Dear Friends,
I send you my warmest greetings as we enter into these first cold days of February!
The Office of Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation in the Stuart Center for Mission
is proud to present three events in February in honor of Black History Month.
Learn more and register at this link: https://stuartcenter.org/webform/BHM2023
All are welcome!
The Stuart Center was well represented at events in Washington, DC commemorating the second anniversary of the insurrection attempt on January 6, 2021.
The December 2022 "Justice in the Heart" newsletter from the JPIC Office is now available!
In this issue, JPIC Coordinator Megan Wilson-Reitz reflects on the Feast of the Holy Innocents (December 28) and what it means for the innocents who suffer -- and our own work for justice -- today.
Read this month's newsletter here.
Subscribe here to receive the Justice in the Heart newsletter by email.
CEDC is thrilled to announce that 4 of the 6 graphic design pieces entered in the 59th Annual GDUSA Design Awards are winning pieces. Of over 10K+ entries less than 10% are recognized as winning pieces. We are especially pleased that 3 of the winning pieces were in a new category called "Designing for Good":