Hundreds of people of faith from across the Chicagoland area will come together in the spirit of Dr. King to worship together and take action on police accountability. We will ask Chicago aldermen to make public commitments of support to police contract reform. We will ask candidates running for governor to answer questions about issues...

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This practical gathering will focus on concrete actions to address climate change and regional environmental degradation. Participants will delve into specific environmental issues that are plaguing the Chicagoland area and develop action plans to address those concerns. Presented in collaboration with the Office of Human Dignity and Solidarity, St. Therese Chinese Catholic Church, Vicariate III,...

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An overview of social justice in Scripture and Church teaching; the difference between charity and justice; the relationship of justice to peace; personal and social responsibility; and ideas for taking action. Presented by Vic Doucette -- a long time social justice advocate.

Understanding the Criminal Justice System and Making Change Happen, Learning What Needs to Be Done and How We Can Help Moderators: Caroll Bogert, President, The Marshall Project & Rob Wildeboer, Senior Editor of News, Public Radio WBEZ Four Thursday Evenings: January 25, February 1, February 8, February 15 Jan. 25 | The Origins and Impact of...

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An overview of social justice in Scripture and Church teaching; the difference between charity and justice; the relationship of justice to peace; personal and social responsibility; and ideas for taking action. Presented by Vic Doucette -- a long time social justice advocate.

Exhibit developed by the American Anthropological Association in collaboration with the Science Museum of Minnesota, it is the first national exhibition to tell the stories of race from the biological, cultural, and historical points of view. Combining these perspectives offers an unprecedented look at race and racism in the United States.

Understanding the Criminal Justice System and Making Change Happen, Learning What Needs to Be Done and How We Can Help Moderators: Caroll Bogert, President, The Marshall Project & Rob Wildeboer, Senior Editor of News, Public Radio WBEZ Thursday Evenings: February 1, February 8, February 15 Feb. 1 | Imprisonment, Release & Reentry: How They Work,...

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Solution-based discussions and motivational speakers to give hope for "next steps." Speakers include: Tamar Manasseh, founder of Mother's Against Senseless Killings (M.A.S.K.), Shamar Hemphill, Community Organizer at IMAN, and Pastor Daniel Ruen from Grace Lutheran Church in Skokie.

Dr. Saar Hashavya of Hadassah Hospital and Dr. Khadra Hasan Ali Salami of August Victoria Hospital. They will be touring North America this winter to tell the story of Project Rozana’s accomplishments and plans for the future. Project Rozana is an international organization committed to building bridges between Israelis and Palestinians through the field of...

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Understanding the Criminal Justice System and Making Change Happen, Learning What Needs to Be Done and How We Can Help Moderators: Caroll Bogert, President, The Marshall Project & Rob Wildeboer, Senior Editor of News, Public Radio WBEZ Thursday Evenings: February 8, February 15 Feb. 8 | Diversion—Alternatives to Incarceration Speakers: Tom Dart, Cook County Sheriff...

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Members of the Immigrant Solidarity of DuPage ( http://www.immigrantsolidaritydupage.org/ ) will talk about their efforts to begin a campaign to raise the minimum wage in Naperville/DuPage County to $15/hour. Bring your bag lunch (we will provide the drinks) and come to the Upper Room (just inside the main entrance of the Church) to find out more about...

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This free event will be in five parts: 1. Brief introduction 2. Part One 3. Intermission 4. Part Two 5. Q&A Light refreshment will be provided. Coming soon to PBS in May 2018.

As the political climate intensifies with DACA, TPS gone or under attack, raids and deportations around the United States, and xenophobic, racist attacks on our documented and undocumented brothers and sisters by local and national political officials trying to say that they don't belong here, when everywhere in DuPage undocumented workers are hard at work,...

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A screening of the TED Talk, featuring Suzanne Barakat, who had three family murdered by their neighbor in Chapel Hill, North Carolina because they were Muslims. Calls on people to speak up when they witness hateful bigotry and express kinship with those who face discrimination.

Nonviolence applies to solving personal life problems and social problems. The principles of nonviolence and its practical application will be presented. Volunteers will assist in community campaigns to stop the violence. RSVP to Dr. Elfriede Wedam at ewedam@luc.edu

Understanding the Criminal Justice System and Making Change Happen, Learning What Needs to Be Done and How We Can Help Moderators: Caroll Bogert, President, The Marshall Project & Rob Wildeboer, Senior Editor of News, Public Radio WBEZ What’s Changing, What More Needs to Be Done, What We Can Do To Help Speakers: Amy Campanelli, Cook...

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A screening of a Netflix documentary intended to spread awareness of teenage sexual assault and how technology can amplify its ramifications. Followed by a facilitated discussion. Refreshments will be served. All students must be accompanied by an adult.

Join us for this third talk in our "Corporal Works of Mercy" series with speaker Ashley Feasley, director of policy for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)'s Office of Migration & Refugee Services. Human trafficking, modern slavery -- we don't see it happening, but we see its effects all around us -- from the...

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Pope Francis invited Catholics and members of all other religions to observe this day of prayer, fasting and initiatives for peace, urging everyone to ‘say no’ to violence and conflict.

A screening of a resource from Brave New Films that looks at one of the consequences of the current surge of anti-immigrant rhetoric: as more U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents patrol communities to lock up immigrants, more people are detained and forced to live for days, weeks, and even months in unsustainable conditions,...

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Join us to watch award winning documentary. Stepping Stones will host a film viewing and panel presentation to honor the women in our lives, cultivate a generation of strong, compassionate young women and inspire future leaders. RSVP to steppingstones@stjames.org

Meet Mollie Stone Mollie Stone knows that music CAN cause social change!  Mollie lives and demonstrates this truth.  She grew up in Chicago, introduced at a young age to the music of South African civil rights activist Miriam Makeba, and singing in the Chicago Children’s Choir.  She’ll show everyone the power of music in her Sunday,...

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The MCC Interfaith & Outreach Committee invites you to celebrate Black History Month with a thought-provoking presentation and discussion.  Esteemed speakers, Tariq El-Amin (Imam at Masjid Al-Taqwa and host of Radio Islam), Aisha El-Amin (Associate Provost and Chief of Staff at UIC), and Bashirah Mack (Social Media Coordinator for Sapelo Square: An online resource on Black Muslims in the...

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North suburban regional issue teams focus on housing, immigration and racial justice, and support of low-wage workers. Use the second parking lot past the church, after turning northbound on Georgiana from Lincoln Ave.  Please click here if you can register in advance.

The second concert in NSCS’s 82nd season celebrates the power of music as a vehicle for expressing that which cannot be expressed any other way: the forbidden music of one’s own homeland, sung by enormous crowds defying an empire; music to educate and promote healthy actions in the face of an epidemic; music that energizes...

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Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, USCCB President, Archbishop José Gómez, USCCB Vice President, and Bishop Joe Vásquez, chair of the USCCB’s Migration Committee, announced the National Call-In Day for Dreamers, which will take place on Monday, February 26, 2018. In their announcement, the USCCB President, Vice President, and Migration Committee Chairman said: “Our faith compels us to stand with...

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2018 Tolton Lecture with Rev. Bryan Massingale -- the James and Nancy Buckman Chair in Applied Christian Ethics at Fordham University.

Did you know Chicago has the largest population of Rohingya refugees in North America? Come find out what we can do locally to support their struggle for safety and freedom. 1:00pm - Panel featuring Rohingya Center of Chicago 2:00pm - Service and Advocacy Please bring new toys for 0-3 year olds. There will also be...

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It's that time of year again, FOOD, FAMILY, FRIENDS, & FELLOWSHIP! Any questions, email Tracy - tracy@fpcnorthshore.org or cell  (224)216-9780

Thomas Awiapo tells an inspiring story of survival and success. Growing up in a small African village in Ghana, Thomas was orphaned before the age of ten and left on his own to struggle for survival. His search for food led him to an elementary school, where he was fed a small meal every day....

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Thomas Awiapo tells an inspiring story of survival and success. Growing up in a small African village in Ghana, Thomas was orphaned before the age of ten and left on his own to struggle for survival. His search for food led him to an elementary school, where he was fed a small meal every day....

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In today's global context of widespread violence and insecurity, what kind of anthropology and theology of wealth and security can we promote in order to guarantee the well-being of societies living together in peace? In this talk, CWCIT visiting scholar Nathanäel Soede explores the experience and testimony of Jesus in Luke 4:1-21, when he is...

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Free  LED Light Bulb for Every Family Lots of Engaging Exhibits and Ideas Cars on Exhibit Snacks from a Solar Powered Food Truck Fun for All Ages

Prayer and call to action. People of all faiths stand in solidarity with immigrants, refugees and dreamers.

A webinar sponsored by the Roundtable Association of Catholic Diocesan Social Action Directors, featuring Genevieve Mougey from Bread for the World. She will discuss how social action ministers can embrace the intersectional points in life as opportunities to listen, advocate and dialogue with one another. By embracing these moments, ministry leaders can move beyond tension...

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Discussion points will include: The long journey from fleeing one's home to being resettled in the US What a resettlement agency does, in detail, including housing, job development, financial support, counseling, and more The wide range of refugee populations currently settled in Chicago and the unique challenges they face Cultural adjustment issues to be aware...

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Dr. John Shea will be one of the featured speakers of the Creating a Culture of Mercy series. While religious congregations still guide Catholic health care institutions through various forms of sponsorship, they are no longer leaders on the systemic, regional, and local levels. A new generation of leaders is emerging, and there are committed...

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The Restorative Justice Committee presents Colette Payne to speak. Colette is an organizer, student, mother and grandmother. In 2015 Colette joined the delegation to assess women's prisons in Illinois, becoming the first formerly-incarcerated woman to serve in this role in the United States. Since 2014, Colette leads the Visible Voices program for the Chicago Legal...

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A presentation and discussion of an award-winning film that probes the vulnerable corners of family life, including the director's own, and depicts messy struggles, over social media, video games, academics and internet addiction. Through insights from authors and brain scientists solutions emerge on how we can empower kids to best navigate the digital world.

An evening with Amani Al-Khatahtbeh, the author of Muslim Girl: A Coming of Age. She founded the website, MuslimGirl.com and is currently editor-in-chief of the leading online magazine for Muslim women. She provides regular commentary on social, cultural and political issues on outlets such as CNN, Al Jazeera and the BBC and has been featured...

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A gathering of religious leaders to discuss the realities of violence and share prevention strategies. Breakthrough will also share their new 5 year strategic vision and ideas for deeper partnerships with one another. RSVP at: asutter@breakthrough.org

Featuring: Lailatul Fitriyah, Vatican Nostra Aetate Fellow; Presidential Fellow in World Religions at University of Notre Dame Tamar Manasseh, Founder of Mothers Against Senseless Killings; Current Rabbinical Student Fr. Matthew O'Donnell, St. Columbanus, Chicago; EdMin Student at Catholic Theological Union As people of faith, Christians, Muslims, and Jews make very particular claims about the world...

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A presentation by Dawn M. Nothwehr, OSF, Ph.D. 6:00 pm Vespers 6:20 pm Reception 7:00 pm Lecture According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office, 40 of the 50 states have at least one region that is expected to face some kind of water shortage in the next 10 years. There are at least 10 major threats...

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Richard Rothstein, Research Associate, Economic Policy Institute Fellow, Thurgood Marshall Institute, NAACP Legal Defense FundFellow, Haas Institute, University of California, Berkeley. Author, The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America (2017). RSVP required.

A comprehensive, interactive training workshop for tutors and teachers about naturalization and citizenship. Attendees will learn about: The requirements for applying for citizenship A typical U.S. naturalization timeline, from start to finish Community resources for immigration-related legal assistance The components of the naturalization interview (the "test") Engaging and effective teaching activities for one-on-one tutoring and...

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Richard Rothstein, Research Associate, Economic Policy Institute Fellow, Thurgood Marshall Institute, NAACP Legal Defense FundFellow, Haas Institute, University of California, Berkeley. Author, The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America (2017)

As peace and justice advocates, there seems to be no end to the issues that confront us daily. Protests, actions, and meetings are an integral part of working for peace with justice, but it can also be exhausting. As people who are doing a lot, we have to take a step back and look at...

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Dr. Sabeel Ahmed, Director of GainPeace.com, a project of Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA), will introduce the fundamental theology of Islam, emphasizing three topics: Islamic beliefs, Islamic practices and Muslims in the U.S., followed by Q&A on the common misconceptions about Islam.

Moderator: Mr. Jerome McDonnell, Broadcast Journalist, Host of Worldview WBEZ Chicago, National Public Radio Speakers: Camille Khodadad, Suzanne Akhras Sahloul, Erendira Rendon, Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz    

The second annual benefit of the Archdiocese of Chicago Domestic Violence Outreach will recognize their partners in ministry to domestic violence and celebrate the conferral of the Saint John XXIII Award for excellent priestly ministry and contributions to the Archdiocese of Chicago on Fr. Chuck Dahm OP, Director of Domestic Violence Outreach.  There will also...

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One of many nation-wide demonstrations to demand that our lives and safety become a priority and that we end gun violence and mass shootings in our schools today.

Dolores: Rebel, Activist, Feminist, Mother The story of Dolores Huerta -- an important, yet largely unknown, activist in American history. An equal partner in co-founding the first farm workers unions with Cesar Chavez, she is one of the most defiant feminists of the twentieth century. With intimate and unprecedented access to this intensely private mother...

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Featuring Sr. Simone Campbell from NETWORK as a guest preacher and Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III.

Rally planned in observation of the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King's assassination. Buses leave Tuesday, April 3rd for rally on the mall in Washington on April 4th. Returning on Thursday, April 5th. Registration deadline midnight: March 1. Three locations: Suburban Chicago, Springfield and Carbondale (exact location to be announced soon) Approximate departure times on...

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John Dear, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee and peace activist, will discuss his new book, They Will Inherit the Earth: Peace and Nonviolence in a Time of Climate Change.  Please register by March 22.

Following Pope Francis' establishment of a commission to study the ordination of women deacons, this conference gathers speakers from Africa, Asia, and Latin America to address—more broadly—women's leadership in the Catholic Church, with a special emphasis on the global South. Topics include women's use of Scripture, the ecclesiological basis for women in Church leadership, and the leadership roles...

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A one-woman play written and performed by Rohina Malik, author of The Mecca Tales and Yasmina’s Necklace. Rohina tells the story of five international Muslim women in post-9/11 societies. Co-sponsored by Lincolnwood Multi-Cultural Task Force, Lincolnwood Human Relations Commission and the Lincolnwood Lion’s Club.

This fun and meaningful evening will feature: Amazing local folk bands including Come Sunday, Morning, and Hassan El-Tayyab.  Tangible actions for you to make a real difference! Silent Auction: Do you have an item or service to donate to our silent auction, like an autographed book, a music lesson, a dinner for two, or a piece of art?  Let us...

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A peacebuilding interfaith contemporary art exhibition. Features the work of 21 Arab, Persian and Jewish artists from 11 countries and from the three primary monotheistic faith backgrounds: Islam, Christianity and Judaism. Through their creativity, the artists urge us to focus on what we have in common in our creeds and cultures as the foundation for...

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A presentation and discussion of a TED Talk, featuring Melissa Fleming, telling the story of an overloaded ship carrying more than 500 refugees that sinks and how a young woman becomes an unlikely hero, giving a human face to the sheer numbers of human beings trying to escape to better lives.

Music by The City Lights Orchestra conducted by Rich Daniels (Musical Director of the award-winning TV show Empire) with special guest singers (to-be-announced). Sponsors and VIP ticket holders are invited to a Reception at 5:30 p.m. Concert begins at 7:00pm. VIP Reception next door at St. Ignatius College Prep, 1076 West Roosevelt Road. The VIP...

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Exodus World Services celebrates 3 decades of refugee ministry. Here are 3 things happening at the Celebration of Hope: _1_ Entertaining reception featuring photo booth (smile!), activities and displays, including Exodus' 30-year history and new opportunities to get involved. _2_ Inspirational program including news about what's happening in U.S refugee resettlement, the global crisis and...

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Includes live music, exciting auctions, awards and a sneak preview of their upcoming PBS documentary. RSVP by April 4th.

Calligraphy, Food, Meet the Imam, Mosque Tours, Henna, Presentations For more information, call 630-426-3335.

CRS Rice Bowl is the official Lenten program of Catholic Relief Services. It was created in 1975 with the goal of entering into solidarity with our brothers and sisters overseas through prayer, fasting, learning, and giving. Many parishes in the Archdiocese of Chicago participate in CRS Rice Bowl and through their generosity and support, help...

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This past January, a large delegation including 8th Day for Justice staffer Jill Landrith visited Honduras at the invitation of Father Ismael Moreno Coto, affectionately known by his community as Padre Melo. He is a Jesuit priest serving the people of Honduras. Padre Melo called for the delegation to visit because he has found that his...

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A world premiere play about Lettie, a formerly incarcerated woman who is re-entering society while staying at "Grace House!" After serving seven years in prison, Lettie is released and struggles to make a fresh start. Her children, who have been cared for by her half-sister, want little to do with her. Her re-entry job is...

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Workshops on opportunities to get involved in criminal justice reform and in addressing the needs of those caught up in the system. In four winter programs we learned about how various elements of the criminal justice system in Illinois and the rest of the United States contribute to putting more people in prison and in...

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John Allen, Jr. This lecture will explore how Pope Francis’ unique leadership style and tone have inspired both Catholics and non-Catholics to consider the virtue of mercy in new ways. Pope Francis claims that mercy “commits everyone to being instruments of justice, reconciliation and peace.”  

A temporary exhibit at the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center, featuring photos of Syrian refugee children in Europe and the Middle East by award winning photographer, Magnus Wennman.

A one-day community summit marking the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Fair Housing Act, which was adopted one week after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  Advocates, experts, and community members will convene to learn our history, share tools, and organize together for equity and justice. Free childcare will be provided....

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Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation Annual Gathering. Join us for an evening of wine and cheese, silent auction, kinship award and storytelling! This is our only fundraiser event of the year, so even if you are unable to attend you can still give. We appreciate the support very much!

Dig Deep is an overnight immersion experience aimed at empowering adults to take positive action within their communities. This retreat is designed to help educate participants about the roots of food insecurity, social justice, and leadership through exploration of their own stories, the stories of others, and issues of oppression and privilege. What is included...

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The speaker is Karim Sadjadpour and here is a description of his presentation: The surprise 2016 US Presidential election of Donald Trump and the Brexit vote in the UK are just two examples of a global populist explosion that has impacted the politics of South America, Europe, and Asia. What is populism and why are...

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A screening of this award-winning film that probes the vulnerable corners of family life and depicts messy struggles over social media, video games and academics, offering solutions on how we can help our kids navigate the digital world. 

A free film screening of the award-winning documentary, Dolores, highlighting Dolores Huerta's lifelong commitment to social justice. Huerta is one of the most important labor and civil rights activists in U.S. history and the keynote speaker at National Immigrant Justice Center's Human Rights Awards in June. A reception will follow the film. 

Dig Deep is an overnight immersion experience aimed at empowering adults to take positive action within their communities. This retreat is designed to help educate participants about the roots of food insecurity, social justice, and leadership through exploration of their own stories, the stories of others, and issues of oppression and privilege. What is included...

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Edwina Gateley will be the featured speaker.  

Learn about the rapidly worsening humanitarian crisis in Honduras from the people living there.  Padre Melo and a delegation of victims and human rights defenders from Honduras will testify about the rising repression in Honduras and call for peace and justice. RSVP by May 12 to JoAnne Harbert Bhati at joanne@8thdaycenter.org, or by calling 312-641-5151, ext.116. This event...

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A caravan is being organized in Chicago from May 16th to 19th to attend the National Day of Prayer for Honduras in Washington DC. To reserve a spot, offer a vehicle or get more information, contact Jill Landrith at jill@8thdaycenter.org or call 312-641-5151. 

Hear from students transformed by their education and about Marquette-led community peacemaking initiatives. Learn how you can celebrate the Center during its anniversary year and support its work moving forward.

Featuring Fr. Michael Pfleger, pastor of St. Sabina parish in Chicago. Brought to you by the Sacred Heart Parish Adult Formation Team. Pizza, snacks and adult beverages will be served. Join us & bring a friend. Parking is available in the Church parking lot located at 1077 Tower Road.

An evening of sharing from residents and alumni of St. Leonard’s Ministries—what experiences have shaped their journey? How were they sustained through the hardships of their time in prison? Where did they find grace along the journey? Tickets are $10, or $1 for students, will all proceeds going to St. Leonard’s Space is limited, so...

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During the Islamic month of Ramadan, Muslims fast daily from dawn until sunset. They break their fast by eating a light meal, usually dates and water, called iftar.  In addition to iftar and dinner, guests will be enlightened by Meira Neggaz, Executive Director at Institute for Social Policy and Understanding, with a presentation on what...

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Honoring the relics of St. Toribo Romo, Protector of Immigrants, and the other Cristero martyrs on their feast day. Fr. Donald Nevins, Pastor of St. Agnes of Bohemia Parish, will be the presider/homilist.  

Fr. John Kartje presents, "God Saw That it was Good...And the Scientists Agreed: Faith Meets Science in the Natural World." Fr. Kartje is the Rector/President of the University of Saint Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary. He received his Ph.D. in astrophysics from the University of Chicago, his M.Div, S.T.B., University of Saint Mary of the...

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Join Tom Roberts, former editor of National Catholic Reporter, as he explores what the future holds for the Catholic Church and specifically what his list of “leading indicators” says about how Catholics will practice their faith and stay engaged with the church. Event will be moderated by Heidi Schlumpf, NCR’s National Correspondent. RSVP by May 13...

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Speakers: Phil Andrew, Director, Archdiocese of Chicago's Violence Prevention Initiatives; retired FBI Special Agent; 1988 Winnetka gun violence survivor. Malcolm Gibson and Rie'onna Holman, Ambassadors of B.R.A.V.E. (Bold Resistance Against Violence Everywhere) Youth Leaders, based at St. Sabina Church, Chicago Marcus Campbell, Ed.D., Assistant Superintendent/Principal, Evanston Township High School In January, 2018, FAN launched a...

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Learn how to make your lawn more environmentally friendly and less wasteful of natural resources. The presenter is Shannon Burns, a Community Engagement Specialist with the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County. She has a doctorate in Adult Education from Nova Southeastern University and an MBA from Benedictine University. She is a Certified Woodland Steward...

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You're invited to join the Sisters of the Living Word and Shelley Welch, Senior Manager of Community Resources at WINGS, for a complimentary lunch, sundae bar and Educational Workshop on Domestic Violence. RSVP:       No later than May 18, 2018 Call:          847-577-5972 or Email:       Kim at kbhagerty@slw.org For more information,...

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Theme: Overcoming Hate through Acts of Faith During the Islamic month of Ramadan, Muslims fast daily from dawn until sunset. They break their fast by eating a light meal, usually dates and water, called iftar. Guest of Honor, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich

Film Screening: The Promised Band This documentary follows a group of Israeli and Palestinian women who form a fake rock band in order to meet and socialize. They forge connections across cultures, religion, and physical and political borders, learn how to become a band, and continually place themselves in jeopardy as they place their human...

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The annual Gathering of the National Conference for Catechetical Leadership and the National Association for Lay Ministry. Plan to participate in THE professional development conference for catechetical leaders.  Join members of NCCL, the Federation for Catechesis with Hispanics and NALM for a collaborative conference experience! The National Conference for Catechetical Leadership brings together experts in evangelization...

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During the Islamic month of Ramadan, Muslims fast daily from dawn until sunset. We break their fast by eating a light meal, usually dates and water, called iftar. Timing for Iftar Magrib is 8:18 p.m. In addition to iftar, their will be a speaker -- Father Corey Brost, C.S.V., co-founder of the Children of  Abraham...

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A presentation by Judith Kelly about her book Just Call Me Jerzy, which is about Father Jerzy Popiełuszko (YEH-zheh  Poh-pyeh-WOOSH-koh), a Polish national hero.  The book recounts his courageous, nonviolent witness as chaplain to the Solidarity Movement, and gives a detailed chronology of his travels to the United States and Canada in the 1970's &...

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Internationally recognized expert Ward Wilson, a member of the Federation of American Scientists, will present groundbreaking new arguments about the utility of nuclear weapons. These realist arguments make it possible to imagine eliminating nuclear weapons completely. Wilson is widely acknowledged as the leading proponent of realist arguments against nuclear weapons.

Pope Francis calls “each person on this living planet” to care for our common home, but because everyone’s home is different, creating effective campaigns around this initiative can be challenging. Join the Office of Human Dignity and Solidarity on Wednesday, June 6 as we welcome Assistant Professor of Journalism Jill Hopke of DePaul University. Dr....

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Why is the faith community concerned about drone warfare? Are civilians protected in drone warfare? What is the effect of drone warfare on drone operators? What does it mean to say, "Kill one terrorist and create 10 more terrorists?" Presenters include: Colonel Lawrence B. Wilkerson (U.S. Army retired) Former Chief of Staff to General Colin...

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