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Registration Now Open! Join us on May 14, 2026, for Solidarity: Through the Lens of Housing and Race, featuring keynote speaker Orv Kimbrough. This powerful evening will take place in the Trolley Room at the Dennis and Judith Jones Visitor and Education Center. Doors open at 5:00 PM, with the program beginning at 5:45 PM. We look forward to exploring what solidarity truly demands of us—and to sharing this meaningful experience together. Register to join us HERE
Join Brother Ken Homan, SJ, as he reflects on the sacred connection between faith and labor. In this inspiring conversation, Ken shares how Jesuit formation, personal stories, and spiritual practice shape his commitment to worker justice and human dignity. This interview invites us to see work as a holy expression of creativity, community, and God’s presence—and offers hope and insight for all who seek a more just and compassionate world.
Thank you for being part of our Year-End Appeal. Because of your generosity, we raised nearly $8,000 and welcomed four new monthly donors—a strong foundation as we step into 2026 together.
These gifts are a jumping-off point for our 2026 commitment to continued programming and meaningful conversation on vital topics, including Solidarity, Race, and Housing (coming Spring 2026) and Rights and Responsibilities: The Common Good (Fall 2026). All of this work continues to center our call to connect the doers with the deeds and to carry out the word and work of Christ in our neighborhoods.
While the appeal has officially come to an end, the work is ongoing—and we are always grateful for your continued support.
Give anytime using the link HERE.
We are still feeling energized by the wonderful conversation and engagement we shared together. Thank you to everyone who joined us — whether in person or virtually — for such an important discussion on a topic that deserves our time, attention, and collective focus in these turbulent times.
We look forward to sharing more information on our upcoming Planting Seeds Events and next steps in the coming days. Stay tuned! 🌱✨
We were honored to welcome Sister Norma Pimentel, MJ, for the second event in our Planting Seeds Series. Sister Norma’s powerful witness to compassion and justice at the U.S.–Mexico border reminds us what it means to uphold human dignity in action.
Her message continues to inspire our community to plant seeds of hope, solidarity, and transformation.
Watch the full event here: https://youtu.be/E6oDw1jc-sY?si=avqL3pCGrZnl9-Zx
Our Planting Seeds: Growing the Seven Themes of Catholic Social Teaching series continues to flourish — and we’re excited to share what’s ahead!
Coming in 2026:
✨ Solidarity: Housing and Race
✨ Rights & Responsibilities: The Common Good
Coming in 2027:
Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details as we continue planting seeds of justice, understanding, and hope in our community. 🌿💛
Honor the Dignity. Take Action. Make a Difference.
We invite you to explore the resources, stories, and tools shared during this gathering. Whether you’re new to advocacy or already involved, you’ll find meaningful ways to take the next step—from educating yourself and your community to contacting policymakers or supporting organizations on the front lines.
Together, we can uphold the inherent dignity of every person and help build a more just, compassionate society.
Sister Simone Campbell shared her wisdom and experience with us. Her message of community, empathy, and active engagement deeply resonated with everyone present. She challenged us to not only listen but also to take action toward a more just and caring world.
If you missed this powerful event or want to experience her insights again, we invite you to watch the full recording on our YouTube channel, here. Let Sister Simone’s words inspire you, as they did us, to make meaningful changes in our communities.
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