Faith in Public Life: Protecting the Common Good
What does it mean to live our faith in public life—and how do our rights and responsibilities as faithful citizens connect to the Common Good?
At our upcoming event, Bishop John Stowe, OFM Conv., will explore what it means to bring our faith into public life through the lens of Catholic Social Teaching, helping us consider how our faith shapes the way we engage with our communities and one another.
Denise Lieberman, nationally recognized voting rights expert and movement lawyer, will then help us explore the implications of voting, civic participation, and the Common Good, bringing a local perspective to the responsibilities we carry as citizens.
Together, their perspectives offer an opportunity to step back from the noise of election season and focus on something deeper: how we form our consciences, understand our responsibilities, and faithfully engage in public life.
Our hope is that you walk away better informed, more prepared to protect the Common Good, and confident in your ability to engage with a well-formed conscience.