Justice in the World
2021 Catholic Social Tradition Conference
March 25–27, 2021 | University of Notre Dame
“Action on behalf of justice and participation in the transformation of the world fully appear to us as a constitutive dimension of the preaching of the Gospel,” Justice in the World, 6.
The Justice in the World conference celebrated the 50th anniversary of the World Synod of Bishops’ prophetic vision by examining the justice issues proclaimed by the Gospel and addressed by modern Catholic social thought. The conference focused in particular on issues central to the document: racism, ecclesial and political structures, work, internationalization, and the environment.
Schedule
Racial Justice—Engaging the Structure of Oppression
Hearing the Gospel and Spreading Good News
Justice in the World of Work: Global, National, Local Perspectives
Justice for the Earth
Additional Events
The Cry of the Earth, the Cry of the Poor: A Holy Saturday Virtual Retreat
On this day full of lament and hope, we will gather to pray and contemplate the goodness and the groaning of creation, listening for God’s Spirit. Participants will be invited to pray with two short readings in advance of the retreat, and we will have an opportunity to share our reflections together.
Conference Organizer
William Purcell, M.Div., Acting Executive Director, Center for Social Concerns; Director, Catholic Social Tradition; Co-Director, Catholic Social Tradition Minor
Co-sponsors
