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SUMMARY:A Morning of Recollection: Responding to Laudato Si’ as Missionary Disciples in Leadership
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Nate Cortas\, S.J. & Cristofer Fernández\, OFM Conv.\nDuring this morning of recollection\, our speakers will guide us in the type of reflection Pope Francis is asking us to exercise in his call for ecological conversion. Together\, this Franciscan and Jesuit duo will offer some spiritual fertilizer for our discernment and implementation of the Laudato Si’ action platform goals. \nWhat does it mean to be missionary disciples in the Anthropocene (age of humans) and Eremocene (age of loneliness)? How does one cultivate the ecological dimension of our faith life? In what ways can we begin living out catholic ecology at home\, at the parish\, and in our communities? Where do we begin? \nContinental breakfast will be served starting at 8:30 AM. The program will commence shortly thereafter. \nTo register\, click here. Registration is required. \n  \nABOUT THE SPEAKERS \nNate Cortas\, S.J.\, is a Jesuit scholastic living in the Bronx and studying in the MA program in philosophy and society at Fordham University. Originally from Kentucky\, he graduated from the University of Kentucky\, where he studied English and music while also working on the implementation of the university’s climate action plan and the student-run campaign for fossil fuel divestment. As a Jesuit\, he has collaborated on several climate justice initiatives\, including work with Minnesota 350 and the Catholic Climate Covenant. He is a contributing writer at The Jesuit Post\, where he has written on Catholic perspectives on climate justice and ecospirituality. His latest project is coordinating the crafting and implementation of a Laudato Si’ Action Platform at the parish Our Lady of Mount Carmel in the Belmont neighborhood of the Bronx. \nHailing from the DC metro area\, Friar Cristofer Fernández\, OFM Conv.\, is a Conventual Franciscan of the Our Lady of the Angels (East Coast) Province. Prior to entering religious life\, Friar earned a B.S. in Environmental Biology\, did field ecology work for the US Department of the Interior as well as with other organizations like the Organization for Tropical Studies\, and taught high school science. He is a religious brother with a Master’s degree in Theology\, Religion\, and Culture studies from Catholic University\, specializing in Franciscan ecotheology. Currently\, Brother Cristofer is an outreach officer at Franciscans International and a pastoral assistant at Most Holy Trinity-St. Mary Parish in East Williamsburg\, Brooklyn. He also serves on his province’s JPIC commission.
URL:https://ignatius.nyc/event/a-morning-of-recollection-responding-to-laudato-si-as-missionary-disciples-in-leadership/
LOCATION:Wallace Hall\, 980 Park Avenue\, New York\, NY\, 10028\, United States
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SUMMARY:Day of Reflection: Pope Francis on Facing the Trials of Life
DESCRIPTION:A morning in reflection\, faith sharing\, and conversation\, led by Fr. James Casciotti\, S.J.\n\nPresented by the Lay Ministers Enrichment Ministry\nIn a homily\, while addressing young people about to receive the sacrament of Confirmation\, Pope Francis stated: “And here I come to my last point. It is an invitation which I make to you\, young confirmands\, and to all present. Remain steadfast in the journey of faith\, with firm hope in the Lord. This is the secret of our journey! He gives us the courage to swim against the tide…” Fr. Casciotti will present on this topic and lead private and group reflection. \nContinental breakfast will be served at 9 AM. The program will commence shortly thereafter. \nTo register\, click here. Registration is required.
URL:https://ignatius.nyc/event/day-of-reflection-pope-francis-on-facing-the-trials-of-life/
LOCATION:Wallace Hall\, 980 Park Avenue\, New York\, NY\, 10028\, United States
CATEGORIES:Faith
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SUMMARY:Lay Ministers' Enrichment Ministry Day of Reflection | Spring 2023
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join the St. Ignatius Lay Ministers’ Enrichment Ministry for a day of personal and group reflection led by Fr. Walter Modrys\, S.J. \nDoors open at 8:15 AM for registration and breakfast. \nThe day’s activities will comprise two presentations by Father Modrys\, each followed by time for personal reflection and group faith-sharing. There will be a Q&A session following the last group session. \nTo register\, click here.
URL:https://ignatius.nyc/event/lmespring2023/
LOCATION:Wallace Hall\, 980 Park Avenue\, New York\, NY\, 10028\, United States
CATEGORIES:Faith
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: Monsieur Vincent
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by Lay Ministers’ Enrichment and The Society of St. Vicent de Paul\n  \n6:30 PM – 7 PM: Reception\n7 PM – 7:30 PM: Reflection on the Life of St. Vincent DePaul\n7:30 PM – 10 PM: Screening of Monsieur Vincent \nThe Lay Ministers Enrichment (LME) Ministry opens its 2022-2023 program year on Friday\, October 21st\, in Wallace Hall. The theme for this year’s program season is “Preaching the Gospel”\, based on an encyclical of Pope Francis. In their first program\, LME will join with the St. Lawrence O’Toole Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (Pattie Hughes\, President) to present a screening of the internationally acclaimed 1947 film\, Monsieur Vincent\, which received an honorary Academy Award in 1949 for Best Foreign Language film released the previous year in the United States. \nThe film\, starring Pierre Fresnay as St. Vincent de Paul\, depicts the life and ministry of Vincent de Paul\, a 17th-century French cleric\, who dedicated his ministry to “hearing the cry of the poor\,” but who also became the spiritual advisor to the Queen of France and the nobility. \nBorn into poverty\, Vincent de Paul entered the seminary when his family sold their oxen to pay his tuition. Early in his ministry\, he dedicated himself to “hearing the cry of the poor” and ministering to the poor\, including imprisoned galley slaves on French military ships. St. Vincent de Paul enlisted wealthy Parisian women\, including the Gondi family\, to financially support his ministry in providing food\, shelter\, and clothing\, missionary projects\, and establishing hospitals\, ultimately\, with Louise de Marillac\, founding the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. \nA review of the 1947 film describes St. Vincent’s calling to a life dedicated to those living in poverty: \nMonsieur Vincent celebrates the saint’s single-minded devotion to the poor without romanticizing the objects of his devotion and the recipients of his charity. Vincent himself\, though he urges his followers to regard the poor as their masters\, admits frankly that they are “masters who are terribly insensitive and demanding… dirty and ugly… unjust and foul-mouthed.” Yet he is adamant that\, the harder they are to serve\, “the more you will have to love them.” \nJoin LME and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul for an evening of fellowship and reflection on how we\, as Catholics\, can “preach the Gospel” through “loving the poor.” \nTo register\, click here. \nThe registration deadline is Monday\, October 17th.
URL:https://ignatius.nyc/event/film-screening-monsieur-vincent/
LOCATION:Wallace Hall\, 980 Park Avenue\, New York\, NY\, 10028\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lay Ministers' Enrichment: Spring 2022 Session
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a day of reflection and faith sharing guided by Joe Delaney\, our presenter. Joe’s many accomplishments include serving as the Chairman of the Board for the Catholic Charities of Staten Island and Chairman of the New York Development Board for Support Our Aging Religious (SOAR).\n\nOur speaker’s presentation will challenge us to reflect upon the outcome of remaining silent when our brothers are in need. The first part of the presentation asks us to contemplate “What is the cost of discipleship?” and bring us to a realization that “silence is not the answer but instead\, to listen to his voice and act upon his words.” Using the events surrounding the Vatican’s failure to publish Father John Lafarge’s findings on Nazism before the outbreak of the Second World War\, our presenter offers a sobering picture of how we failed to care for our Jewish brothers by remaining silent. \nThe second part of the presentation will highlight the changes in attitude towards antisemitism\, initiated by Pope John XXIII and continued by every Pope since\, including Pope Francis. \nFollowing the presentation\, the audience is invited to take part in faith-sharing sessions\, which will encourage us to consider how our own actions can promote the spirit of global brotherhood acclaimed in “Fratelli Tutti”. \nTo register\, please click here.
URL:https://ignatius.nyc/event/lay-ministers-enrichment-spring-2022-session/
LOCATION:Wallace Hall\, 980 Park Avenue\, New York\, NY\, 10028\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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SUMMARY:Virtual: LME Day of Reflection
DESCRIPTION:For the first 2022 LME event\, we will welcome Helen Young\, Emmy award-winning journalist. She will highlight her documentary\, “The Nuns\, the Priests\, and the Bombs”\, which follows the work of Sister Megan Rice who was a parishioner 80 years ago. \n\nSadly\, Sister Megan passed away last October\, but remembering her legacy echoes our parish’s initiative to acknowledge the work of women parishioners that are active and engaged. Join us for this conversation and have the opportunity to watch the documentary before or after the event. \n\nIn 2012\, Sister Megan intruded into the “Fort Knox of Uranium” in Tennessee\, which contains a stockpile of nuclear weapons. Convicted of intending to endanger the national defense\, she spent about two years in prison. She devoted her life to the elimination of nuclear weapons.  \n\nFor more information and to register\, click here.
URL:https://ignatius.nyc/event/virtual-lme-day-of-reflection/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Activism,Lecture,Virtual
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