José Manuel De Urquidi—founder of Juan Diego & Company and Pope Francis-appointed Synod delegate—joins the Salt and Light Gathering 10/21, 7pm ET at Georgetown Capitol Campus & online. RSVP: bit.ly/BrokenLinksCST #BrokenLinksCST

Pete Davis is a writer and civic advocate focused on strengthening American democracy and building solidarity. Join him and three other leaders 10/21 at 7pm ET at Georgetown’s Capitol Campus (125 E Street NW Capitol View Convening Space, 9th floor) and online. bit.ly/BrokenLinks_... #BrokenLinksCST

Pope Leo XIV has urged the media to serve as peacemakers and to embrace communication that brings us out of the confusion of partisan languages. Join “Broken Links: How Do Media Silos Undermine Social Solidarity?” on 10/21 at 7pm ET on GU's Capitol Campus and online. RSVP: bit.ly/BrokenLinks_CST

Thanks to OSV News for their coverage of the September 29 Latino Leader Gathering “Renewing Politics from the Ground Up: Lessons from Latino Organizing”: www.osvnews.com/latino-leade...

Initiative Senior Fellow Gloria Purvis writes in America, “It reveals a broader pattern where many in the Catholic Church in America have historically failed to see, understand or prioritize the experiences and dignity of Black Catholics.” Read more at www.americamagazine.org/faith-and-re...

Broken Links: How Do Media Silos Undermine Social Solidarity? 🗓️ Tuesday, October 21 🕧 7:00 pm ET 📍Georgetown’s Capitol Campus & Livestreamed 🗣️ Pete Davis, José Manuel De Urquidi, Christine Emba, Stephanie Slade, and Anna Gordon (moderator) 🔗 bit.ly/BrokenLinks_... #BrokenLinksCST

Today at 11:00 am EDT: a discussion on “Fratelli Tutti at Five: An Encyclical for a Divided World” with Thomas Banchoff, vice president @GlobalGtown, and Michael Scott, senior dean and fellow of Blackfriars Hall, Oxford. RSVP: bit.ly/FratelliAtFive

The video from the September 29 Latino Leader Gathering "Renewing Politics from the Ground Up: Lessons from Latino Organizing" with Joanna Arellano-Gonzalez, Julie Chávez Rodríguez, Nicholas Hayes-Mota, and Rosie Villegas-Smith is now available: youtu.be/4kCPhOy5KB8 #LatinoOrganizingCST

On October 6 at 11:00 am EDT, join Thomas Banchoff, vice president for global engagement at Georgetown University, and Michael Scott, senior dean and fellow of Blackfriars Hall, Oxford, for the online discussion “Fratelli Tutti at Five: An Encyclical for a Divided World.” RSVP: bit.ly/FratelliAtFive

Tomorrow, October 2nd from 4-6pm EDT: Initiative Associate Director Chris White will give the keynote and be on a panel on “Towards Justice & Peace: Pope Leo XIV, Catholic Social Teaching, and Restorative Justice.” Attend the live broadcast from the U of St. Thomas: stthomas.zoom.us/j/9876803566...

On October 2, Initiative Associate Director Chris White will give the keynote at this U of St. Thomas Initiative on Restorative Justice and Healing’s fourth anniversary program. Watch the livestream from 4-6pm EDT at stthomas.zoom.us/j/9876803566.... Link to the event page at bit.ly/4nskxf7.

Join us at GU's Capitol Campus or online @ youtube.com/live/y1XKyne... TODAY at 7pm EDT for a Latino Leader Gathering “Renewing Politics from the Ground Up: Lessons from Latino Organizing.” Join us for the happy hour at 6pm and reception at 8pm. RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoOrgani... #LatinoOrganizingCST

Julie Chávez Rodríguez, political strategist and organizer who served as campaign manager for Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden’s presidential campaigns, will be a part of the 9/29 Latino Leaders Gathering at 7 pm EDT. RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoOrganizingCST #LatinoOrganizingCST

Joanna Arellano-Gonzalez, co-founder and director of training and formation at the Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership (CSPL), will be a part of the 9/29 Latino Leaders Gathering at 7 pm EDT. RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoOrganizingCST #LatinoOrganizingCST @csplaction.bsky.social

This Latino Leader Gathering features four organizers and experts to explore how faith-based partnerships provide a way out of elite-driven politics and renew a focus on the common good. Join us Mon 9/29 @ 7pm EDT for the discussion. RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoOrganizingCST #LatinoOrganizingCST

Join the Latino Leader Gathering “Renewing Politics from the Ground Up: Lessons from Latino Organizing” on Mon 9/29 at 7pm EDT with Joanna Arellano-Gonzalez, Julie Chávez Rodríguez, Nicholas Hayes-Mota, Rosie Villegas-Smith. RSVP to attend at GU’s Capitol Campus or online: bit.ly/LatinoOrganizingCST

Join on 9/29 @ 7pm at GU's Capital Campus for "Renewing Politics from the Ground Up: Lessons from Latino Organizing" with Joanna Arellano-Gonzalez (@csplaction.bsky.social ), Julie Chávez Rodríguez (@julier2022.bsky.social ), Nicholas Hayes-Mota, and Rosie Villegas-Smith! bit.ly/RenewingPoliticsCST

RSVP to the livestream moderated by the Initiative's Associate Director, Kim Mazyck! bit.ly/ReconcilingCST

The video of the 9/11 “Deportations and Assaults on Human Dignity” roundtable with Archbishop Gomez, Archbishop Wenski, Bishop Evelio, Bishop Seitz, Sr. Norma Pimentel, M.J., Ashley Feasley (SFS’02), Nichole Flores, and Fr. Treviño, Jr. is now available: youtu.be/Mt_J7S38sPU?... #DeportationsCST

Catholic Mobilizing Network and the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life will co-sponsor this panel moderated by Kim Mazyck, the Initiative's Associate Director for Engagement. RSVP for the livestream of the event taking place in Atlanta, GA: bit.ly/ReconcilingCST

The video from the July 10 Public Dialogue “Pope Leo XIV: What Happened, Why, and What It Means for Catholic Social Thought and U.S. Public Life” with Cardinal Joseph Tobin, Chris White, Emilce Cuda, John Carr, and @kdaniels8.bsky.social is now available: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBM4... #PopeLeoCST

Today at 6:00 pm ET: “Pope Leo XIV: What Happened, Why, and What It Means for Catholic Social Thought and U.S. Public Life” with Cardinal Joseph Tobin, Christopher White, Emilce Cuda, John Carr, and @kdaniels8.bsky.social Watch the livestream: www.youtube.com/live/t4FjuSi... #PopeLeoCST

@kdaniels8.bsky.social, director of @gucstpubliclife.bsky.social and member of the Vatican Dicastery for Communication, will moderate the July 10 dialogue “Pope Leo XIV: What Happened, Why, and What It Means for Catholic Social Thought and U.S. Public Life.” RSVP: bit.ly/PopeLeoCST #PopeLeoCST

Join the July 10 dialogue on the election and impact of Pope Leo XIV to hear from John Carr, founder of the Initiative and former director of the Department of Justice, Peace, and Human Development @usccbofficial.bsky.social. The online dialogue begins at 6pm ET. RSVP: bit.ly/PopeLeoCST #PopeLeoCST

Emilce Cuda—secretary of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America, where she was an advisor to Pope Francis and worked with Cardinal Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV—will join the 7/10 dialogue on the election and impact of Pope Leo on Catholic social thought and US public life. RSVP: bit.ly/PopeLeoCST

Cardinal Joseph Tobin, a participant in the conclave that elected Pope Leo XIV and who personally knew Cardinal Prevost, will be a part of the July 10 dialogue on “Pope Leo XIV: What Happened, Why, and What It Means for Catholic Social Thought and US Public Life” RSVP: bit.ly/PopeLeoCST #PopeLeoCST

Christopher White, author of “Pope Leo XIV: Inside the Conclave and the Dawn of a New Papacy” and the Initiative’s Associate Director and Senior Fellow, will be a part of the July 10 dialogue, “Pope Leo XIV: What Happened, Why, and What It Means for CST and U.S. Public Life” RSVP: bit.ly/PopeLeoCST

Juneteenth is a day of remembrance, resistance and hope. As people of faith, we’re called to confront injustice & work for a world where racial equity is real for everyone. View our recent dialogue to mark #Juneteenth & the 5th anniversary of George Floyd www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Tm...

Thanks to Catholic Standard for their coverage of our Public Dialogue “What Happened to America's Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd” Read the full article here: www.cathstan.org/voices/georg... #RacialReckoningCST

Video available: “What Happened to America’s Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd” w @drmchatelain.bsky.social, Ralph McCloud, @iamgloriapurvis.bsky.social, Fr Manuel Williams www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Tm... #RacialReckoningCST

Today @ 6pm ET: “What Happened to America's Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd” with @drmchatelain.bsky.social, Ralph McCloud, @iamgloriapurvis.bsky.social, Fr Manuel Williams www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWnP... #RacialReckoningCST

Five years ago, people around the United States—and the world—watched a police officer kneel on the neck of George Floyd on a street in Minneapolis, Minnesota, ending his life, shocking our nation, and leading to protests, reflection, and predictions of a racial justice reckoning. 1/3

On 6/10, join the dialogue “What Happened to America’s Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd” and hear from Fr. Manuel Williams, CR of Resurrection Catholic Missions of the South, Inc. bit.ly/RacialReckoningCST #RacialReckoningCST

What Happened to America's Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd Tues, 6/10 at 6pm ET w @drmchatelain.bsky.social, Ralph McCloud, @iamgloriapurvis.bsky.social, and Fr. Manuel Williams bit.ly/RacialReckoningCST #RacialReckoningCST

On Tues, 6/10 at 6pm ET, @iamgloriapurvis.bsky.social, host of the Gloria Purvis Podcast @americamag.bsky.social, will join the dialogue “What Happened to America’s Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd” bit.ly/RacialReckon...

On 6/10 at 6pm ET, join the dialogue “What Happened to America’s Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd” and hear from Ralph McCloud, @networklobby.bsky.social fellow RSVP: bit.ly/RacialReckoningCST #RacialReckoningCST

@drmchatelain.bsky.social, professor of Africana Studies at @upenn.edu, will be a part of the June 10 dialogue “What Happened to America's Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd” RSVP: bit.ly/RacialReckoningCST #RacialReckoningCST

What Happened to America's Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd 🗓️ Tues, 6/10 🕓 6pm ET 📍Online via livestream 🗣️@drmchatelain.bsky.social, Ralph McCloud, @iamgloriapurvis.bsky.social and Kimberly Mazyck 🔗 bit.ly/RacialReckoningCST

🌿 Ten years ago, Pope Francis gave us Laudato Si’, calling care for creation a moral and spiritual duty. As we mourn his passing, we recommit to his vision: one of justice, ecology, and solidarity. 🎥 Explore all our dialogues on Laudato Si’: catholicsocialthought.georgetown.edu/subtopics/laudato-si

The video from “The Latino Catholic Voice in a Divided Nation: Directions Forward in Challenging Times” with Claudia Avila Cosnahan, Amirah Orozco, Hosffman Ospino, and Santiago Ramos is now available: youtube.com/watch?v=PLLl... #LatinoCatholicVoice Co-sponsored with @bcstm.bsky.social

Today at 7pm ET: “The Latino Catholic Voice in a Divided Nation: Directions Forward in Challenging Times” with Claudia Avila Cosnahan, Amirah Orozco, Hosffman Ospino, and Santiago Ramos Join us in-person in Riggs Library or via livestream: www.youtube.com/live/-x6LIqq... #LatinoCatholicVoice

An American Pope with a Love for Latin America: What are the opportunities for the U.S. Latino Church? Join the May 14 Latino Leader Gathering at Georgetown to hear from Claudia Avila Cosnahan, Amirah Orozco, Hosffman Ospino, and Santiago Ramos: bit.ly/LatinoCathol... @bcstm.bsky.social

The video from the Dahlgren Dialogue on “Remembering Pope Francis: Continuing His Mission” is now available! www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojD5... #RememberingPopeFrancisGU Co-sponsored with Georgetown’s Office of Mission & Ministry

Santiago Ramos, executive editor of Wisdom of Crowds, a project of the Aspen Institute’s Philosophy and Society Initiative, will be a part of the May 14 Latino Leader Gathering, “The Latino Catholic Voice in a Divided Nation: Directions Forward in Challenging Times.” RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoCathol...

Initiative Director @kdaniels8.bsky.social says Pope Leo’s election is “an extraordinary gift” to the life of the American church” @nytimes.com t.co/tbJaUoG2n8

Hosffman Opsino, professor of Hispanic ministry at @bcstm.bsky.social and director of Nuevo Momento, will be a part of the May 14 Latino Leader Gathering, “The Latino Catholic Voice in a Divided Nation: Directions Forward in Challenging Times.” RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoCathol... #LatinoCatholicVoice

Amirah Orozco, Ph.D. student in the Department of Theology at @NotreDame and @HopeBorder board member, will be part of the dialogue “The Latino Catholic Voice in a Divided Nation: Directions Forward in Challenging Times” on Wed, May 14 at 7pm ET RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoCathol... #LatinoCatholicVoice

Claudia Avila Cosnahan of @commonweal.bsky.social, will join the May 14 dialogue “The Latino Catholic Voice in a Divided Nation: Directions Forward in Challenging Times” at 7pm ET in Riggs Library at Georgetown and via livestream RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoCathol... #LatinoCatholicVoice

Join @gucstpubliclife.bsky.social and @bcstm.bsky.social May ​14 at ​7pm ET for “The Latino Catholic Voice in a Divided Nation: Directions Forward in Challenging Times” with Claudia Avila Cosnahan, Amirah Orozco, Hosffman Ospino, and Santiago Ramos RSVP: bit.ly/LatinoCathol... #LatinoCatholicVoice

Initiative founder John Carr in @ejdionne.bsky.social @washingtonpost.com: “At the very beginning, he demonstrated commitment to Francis’ legacy, calling for peace, dialogue and justice. He chose Leo XIV to make clear commitment to Catholic social teaching.” www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...