Forming Consiences for Faithful Citizenship [Video]
Faithful Citizenship &The Catholic Tradition
David O'Brien 09.03.08 [Video]
Pizza, Pop, & Politics: Race to the White House [Video]
Pizza, Pop, & Politics: Energy [Video]
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The Center for Social Concerns of the University of Notre Dame facilitates community-based learning, research and service informed by Catholic Social Tradition. Through the Center, learning becomes service to justice.
The Center for Social Concerns is an associated center of the Institute for Church Life and the Office of the Provost
Throughout this academic year, the Center for Social Concerns’ courses, events and voter mobilization efforts will foster dialogue about public issues that have moral dimensions, examine how these issues impact the formation of conscience, and consider our social responsibility to participate in the public realm to build a more just and humane world.
The U.S. Bishops’ document, Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship, will serve as the frame of reference for this analysis.
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Wednesday * October 8
3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Washington Hall
Sponsored by:
ND Energy Center
Office of Sustainability
Center for Social Concerns
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ND Votes '08
Mock Election: Cast your ND Vote for President of the United States Tuesday * October 7
Sponsored by Student Government and NDVotes’08 of the Center for Social Concerns.
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Tuesday * October 7 * 5:00 p.m.
Pizza in Great Hall, Hesburgh Ctr.
5:30 p.m., Panel & Discussion
Hesburgh Center Auditorium,
Hesburgh Center for International Studies
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2008-2009 Calendar of Center Events
Social Action Network Calendar
NEW! Fall 2008 Faculty Guide
Community-Based Approach
NEW! Fall 2008 Seminar Booklet
Social Concerns Seminars
2007 Annual Report Download
Living Witness 25 Years of the Center Download
