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A special exhibit that shows, through powerful documentary photography, that the issues of the civil rights movement are still deeply relevant today. Forty-six large-format photographs tell the stories of seminal moments in history from the March on Washington (1963) to Robert Kennedy’s presidential campaign (1968). Among the images are emotional portraits of heroes both known... |
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Featuring Linh Hoang OFM, PhD in the the Dun Scotus lecture series at Catholic Theological Union (CTU). The movement of Asian slaves between the 16th and 19th century is not well-known. Examining this history brings to mind new questions about the earliest presence of Asians in North America, the Franciscan struggle with colonialism, and the... |
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Join us on WNDZ 750-AM from 8-9am on the first Wednesday of the month for Fully Alive, the monthly radio program of the Office of Human Dignity and Solidarity. Our program explores the social mission of the Catholic Church and discusses issues and themes that bring Catholic social teaching into action. |
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Based in Evanston, Illinois, the Juvenile Justice Initiative works to achieve humane, equitable and sustainable reforms for children and young adults in the justice system.
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A unique convening of experts who work to study and prevent violence on the streets of Chicago through immediate and long-term solutions. The panel will feature perspectives of the Chicago Police Department, the Mayor's Office, the University of Chicago, and an individual with lived experience from East Garfield Park. The event is free, but please...
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Ta-Nehisi Coates, is the National Book Award-recipient for his 2015 work Between the World and Me. The prolific Atlantic correspondent will discuss his new book, The Water Dancer, with renowned Chicago poet Tara Betts. Ta-Nehisi Coates is the author of The Beautiful Struggle, We Were Eight Years in Power and he is the recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship. The Water...
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In only a decade’s time, Ta-Nehisi Coates has produced some of our country’s most seminal pieces of non-fiction writing. Whether in personal narratives like Between the World and Me or reportage like “The Case for Reparations,” his luminous prose and gift for examining our most urgent struggles through a historical and cultural lens has transformed our notions of... |
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Event Details Registration: 11:00 am - 11:30 am Mass: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Program: 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm Taco Lunch: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Tours: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
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Join other people of faith for a national pilgrimage to El Paso that is being organized by a growing coalition of Catholic Latinx leaders and partner organizations including the Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership. A group from Chicago will depart on the evening of Wednesday, October 9 and return on Monday, October 14. In...
$400
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Featuring Nancy Tuckman PhD and Michael Schuck PhD, who will explore the interdisciplinary work around science, ethics, spirituality and action necessary for healing our Earth.
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Catholic Charities North Regional Services will present their 2019 Heart of Charity Award to Phil Andrew, former FBI agent and current Archdiocese Violence Prevention Director. Phil has been a tireless advocate for Chicago and Catholic Charities violence prevention efforts. The evening will include a cocktail reception, dinner, auctions and new this year, music and dancing!...
$175
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Join us for the film "A Bold Peace" on Costa Rica, and discussion of Education vs. Militarization with veteran Rory Fanning from World Beyond War and with a representative of Immigrant Solidarity DuPage. "The money other countries spend on arms, here (in this little Central American republic) is spent on roads, running water, electricity, hospitals,...
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Jim Wallis, the founder and editor of Sojourners magazine, will be in conversation with several local Chicago leaders (to be announced) to discuss the concept of "Reclaiming Jesus" and the ways in which Christ's followers are to engage in this world of increasing political and spiritual crisis. Sojourners is seeking to foster dialogue among different...
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Film screening followed by Q&A with the director, Luis Argueta. The film brings into focus the human face of the immigrants, their resilience and the vision of communities, which recognize the contributions immigrants make to American society.
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Featuring Zaher & Suzanne Sahloul, who will reflect on their many humanitarian experiences around the globe and in Chicagoland. How do interfaith actions bear witness to the "others" dignity and move us beyond polite dialogue to new levels of interfaith and intercultural encounter? Zaher is a Critical Care Specialist and Associate Clinical Professor at the... |
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Join us in Mundelein for a spiritual retreat based on Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si, On Care for Our Common Home. This day will include prayer by St. Mary’s lake, opportunities to spend time in creation, Mass, input and reflection. The day will be facilitated by Fr. Ed Shea, Brian Leonard, Michael Terrien, and Van Bensett. For...
$75
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The Muslim Community Center welcomes visitors from the Chicago area. Join us for Henna, snacks & much more. Tour the mosque. Learn about Islam. Meet the Imam.
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An evening of celebration and gratitude honoring Evanston police officers Adam Howard and Enjoli Daley. Also featuring a premium silent auction and raffle, full bar and dinner.
$150
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Featuring Dr. Bill Cavanaugh, who will address both Old and New Testaments, and help us rethink old images and metaphors. Dr. Cavanaugh is Professor of Catholic Studies and Director of the Center for World Catholicism and Intercultural Theology at DePaul University. His degrees are from the universities of Notre Dame, Cambridge, and Duke. He is... |
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Presented by: Andrew Lyke, SFO Racism reveals a failure to acknowledge the inherent dignity of all people who are children of God. How can we make God's reign present in our own life? Lyke is nationally renowned Catholic leader in the areas of Family Life Ministry, Anti-racism, Community Organizing, and Black Catholic Outreach. From 2011... |
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Breakthrough Urban Ministry Annual Benefit 5:30 pm Registration & Gallery Space Open 6:30 pm Ballroom Opens 7:00 - 9:00 pm Dinner & Program Hear stories of personal growth and catch the vision of Breakthrough's future. Enjoy special performances from the inaugural youth orchestra and youth dance team. |
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Amnesty International, The Council on American Islamic Relations, the Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America and Refugee One is pleased to invite you to a program with noted immigration attorney Marty Rosenbluth, who will be speaking about his work helping undocumented migrants and asylum seekers in detention. Marty relocated to Lumpkin, Georgia to be...
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This “come and see” activity is designed for young adults in their 20's and 30's who wish to build community, encounter social realities impacting communities in Chicago, and reflect on the ways our faith calls us to action. A follow up justice-focused faith sharing group will be launched in January 2020. Register here: by October... |
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Join a group of young adults volunteering at Just Roots - an organization that empowers communities to develop access to local, sustainably grown food through community building, education, and sustainable farming. Afterwards, the group will be headed to Peach's restaurant 4652 S King Dr, Chicago for brunch for anyone who would like to join!...
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Featuring: Keynote speaker Elena Segura, the Senior Coordinator for Immigration for the Archdiocese of Chicago. Ms. Segura leads a national initiative of the Archdiocese of Chicago to develop and implement Pastoral Migratoria, which she founded in 2008 as an immigrant-led ministry for service, justice and accompaniment in parish communities. Since the 2005 inception of the...
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Awards & reception. 2019 honoree: Keith Decker, co-founder of La Casa Norte. |
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The event will feature over 20 fair trade vendors who work with artisans from around the world. Fair trade is an alternate business model that guarantees 1) workers receive just wages for their work, 2) workers work in safe working conditions, 3) the environment is protected during the production process, and 4) there is no... |