Sacred Citizenship:
The Connection between Politics and Spirituality
Holy Wisdom Monastery is hosting a series of programs (April 10, May 1, October 9, October 30, 2018) designed to explore the interface between politics and the spiritual convictions that undergird our commitment to peace, justice and equality. Regardless of whether or not we identify ourselves with a particular religious tradition, being a person of faith in today’s politically divisive climate means honoring our responsibilities to one another, the environment, our country and our world. Come for one or more sessions.
Each program will begin with prayer and dinner, followed by speakers, resource sharing and opportunities for dialogue and discussion. The programs will promote an understanding of why the most important role in our government—as former President Obama pointed out—is the role of Citizen.
October 9, 2018
Immigration Justice in Wisconsin and at the Border
Erin Barbato is an immigration lawyer and director of the Immigrant Justice Clinic at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School.
Erin and a few students who accompanied her to the Texas border in August 2018 will speak about family separation at the border.
Cost:
$35 includes dinner and program
Schedule:
Registration:
Register by October 2, 2018.
Sessions are non-refundable, but transferable.