Faith and Justice Cohorts are opportunities for students to gather in small groups (6-8) to journey together over a quarter exploring the meaning and application of "a faith that does justice". Students meet weekly for 2 hours to explore justice issues through the lens of faith, while engaging in reflection, dialogue, prayer, guest speakers, and video's and community building.
Crossing Borders: Migration, Theology, and the Human Journey (Fall 2013)
Immigration is a complex issue reshaping the cultural, economic, and political landscape of the planet. This cohort offers students the opportunity for prayer, reflection, dialogue and discovery related to this critical and controversial issue of our day. This module is an introductory exploration of many issues surrounding the topic of migration and immigration. Throughout the eight sessions students will explore the contemporary debate and public policy, history of immigration, the bible and migration, foundations of migration: root causes, migration and Catholic Social Teaching, slavery in the United States, and the human face of the migrant.”
For more information, contact Student Campus Minister for Social Justice, Beth Williams.
Applications are now available in Campus Ministry.
For more information about cohorts and all social justice programming, contact Sean Bray, Social Justice Campus Minister.