Registrants are asked to attend all three sessions:
Wednesday, May 5 | 7-8:15PM ET/4-5:15PM PT
Wednesday, May 12 | 7-8:15PM ET/4-5:15PM PT
Wednesday, May 19 | 7-8:15PM ET/4-5:15PM PT
This three part virtual session will be an opportunity to deep dive into the topic of Race, Racism, and Faith through the lens of Ignatian spirituality. The world has been drawn into this conversation with a new urgency since the summer of 2020; the challenge now is to fully integrate this with our everyday life. What is our spiritual understanding of race and racism? What does our faith call us to do? And how do we enter into truly transformative relationships with one another? As we break open scripture, read contemporary writings, and explore how St. Ignatius Loyola and Ignatian Spirituality contributes to the conversation, we will discover ways in which we ourselves are being called to enter into this work at this time-and what it means for ourselves, our country, and our world.
Danielle first presented this series through Mandorla, a subsidiary of Ascension Health Services. She is adapting it specifically for the Ignatian community.
Co-sponsors: Ignatian Solidarity Network, Jesuit Commission on Social and International Ministries, Jesuit Committee of Spiritual and Pastoral Ministry
Sign up for this series HERE