Complete Program Information
Sunday, July 20
Opening Mass
with Archbishop Wilton Gregory
The Spirituality of Social Justice
Ms. Marie Dennis
Maryknoll Center for Global Concerns
Pax Christi International
Catholic Social Action:
Challenges and Opportunities Panel
Monday, July 21
Track I: Foundations of Catholic Social Teaching
Biblical Justice
Sr. Barbara Reid, OP; Catholic Theological Union
Foundations of Catholic Social Teaching
Rev. Thomas Massaro, SJ; Boston College
Track II: Advanced Symposium on Racism: The Color-Blind Ideology
The Current Racial Order in the U.S.
Dr. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva; Duke University
The History of Catholic Social
Teaching on Race and Racism
Rev. Bryan Massingale, STD; Marquette University
Women and Islam
Ms. Tayyibah Taylor
Editor, Azizah Magazine
Tuesday, July 22
Track I: Foundations of Catholic Social Teaching
Foundations of Catholic Social Teaching
Rev. Thomas Massaro, SJ; Boston College
Track II: Advanced Symposium on Racism
Interrupting White Privilege
Dr. Laurie M. Cassidy; Marywood University
Dr. Alex Mikulich; St. Joseph College
International Responses to Racism
Ms. Nathalie Pirano; Catholic Relief Services
Developing a Pastoral Response to Racism
Rev. Clarence Williams, CPPS; Catholic Charities USA
Building Interreligious and Interracial Justice Coalitions
Ms. Sherry Frank, American Jewish Committee
Wednesday, July 23
Diocesan Social Action Skills Track
Results of the Emerging Models of Leadership Project
Parish Social Action Skills Track
Communities of Salt & Light:
Our Parish Can Make a Difference
Poverty USA Tours
of Economic Development and Organizing Projects in the
Archdiocese of Atlanta
Free Evening to Enjoy the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center
and Other Atlanta Attractions!
Thursday, July 24
Parish Social Action Skills Track
Leadership Skills for Parish Social Action
Diocesan Social Action Skills Track (choose two)
- Building Communities of Salt and Light in Your Diocese
- Promoting Faithful Citizenship and
- Strengthening Our Legislative Networks
- Engaging in Civil and Principled Dialogue on War and Peace
- Transforming Hearts for Social Action
- Tools to Fight Poverty in the U.S. and Overseas
- Developing Multi-Ethnic, Multi-Racial Constituencies
- Engaging the Clergy
Mass with Rev. John Hurley, CSP
National Pastoral Life Center
Our Celebrated Amateur Hour and Reception
Friday, July 25
Parish Social Action Skills Track
Facing Our Challenges and Moving Forward
Diocesan Social Action Skills Track (choose one)
- Becoming More Effective through Diocesan
- Collaboration and Relationship Building
- The Prophetic Role of Young Catholics
- Integrating Prayer and Spirituality into Justice Ministries
Closing Plenary
What the Civil Rights Movement Can Teach Us
for Justice Movements Today
Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley, Providence Miss. Baptist Church
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