“The greatest challenge of the day is: 
how to bring about a revolution of the heart,
a revolution which has to start with each one of us.” 

 ― Dorothy Day

Envisioning a Just Society Amidst COVID-19

This fall, the Jesuit works in San Francisco will partner to reflect on the impact of COVID-19 in our context and ask ourselves how we are called to walk with the marginalized toward a just future.

Through an anti-racist lens, we will generate dialogues on incarceration, homelessness, and vulnerable workers with social justice leaders in San Francisco. Guided reflections will draw upon the Catholic social tradition to invite us to imagine a just society after COVID-19.  

This four-part webinar series, co-sponsored by the Ignatian Spiritual Life Center at St. Agnes, St. Ignatius College Preparatory, St. Ignatius parish and the Lane Center for Catholic Social Thought and the Ignatian Tradition at USF, will include an opportunity for group reflection each week. 

Topic: Racial Justice 
Moderator: Megan Pryor Lorentz, Director of Adult Spirituality at St. Ignatius College Preparatory
Reflection: Tues. Sept. 15 (12pm) or Thurs. Sept. 17 7PM 

Topic: Incarceration 
Moderator: Teresa Carino, Director of Parish Faith Formation, St. Ignatius Church 
Reflection: Tues. Sept. 22, (12pm) or Thurs., Sept. 24, 7PM 

Topic: Homelessness 
Moderator: Grace Salceanu, Director, Ignatian Spiritual Life Center at St. Agnes Church
Reflection: Tues Sept. 29, (12pm) or Thurs, Oct 1, 7PM 

Topic: Essential Work 
Moderator: Erin Brigham, Executive Director, Joan and Ralph Lane Center for Catholic Social Thought and the Ignatian Tradition, University of San Francisco  
Reflection: Tues. Oct. 6, (12pm), or Thurs. Oct. 8th 7PM  COVID-19 has exposed deep injustices in our society, particularly systemic racism, which intersects with all the social issues that have been exacerbated by this economic and public health crisis. 

Visit:   https://justsocietyseries.wordpress.com/

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