Catholics in the Era of Globalization
Fr. Tom Massaro, SJ
Professor of Social Ethics, Weston Jesuit School of Theology, Cambridge, MA
Author of Living Justice: Catholic Social Teaching in Action and Co-Editor of American Catholic Social Teaching.
Feminism in Today’s Church
Dr. Mary Brian Kelber, RSM
Professor of Nursing, University of San Francisco
and
Dr. Mary Criscione, RSM
Lecturer, St. Patrick’s Seminary
Immigration: Moral Convictions and Social Policies
Fr. Stephen Privett, SJ
President, University of San Francisco
Sins of the Parents: American Politics and the Common Good
Dr. Brian Weiner, Associate Professor of Politics at the University
of San Francisco discussed his new book titled Sins of the Parents: The Politics
of National Apologies in the US. Come for a lively discussion of American politics,
reparation, reconciliation and the quest for the common good.
Can Grandma Moses Teach Paris Hilton?
Dr. Maureen O'Sullivan, Professor of Psychology at the University of
San Francisco, discussed differences in social mores among various generations.
From the Greatest Generation to Generation X to the M Generation: What can we
learn from one another?
Finding God at San Quentin
Fr. Stephen Barber, SJ, Catholic Chaplain of San Quentin State Prison,
shared experiences of his ten-year long prison ministry, and discuss issues
of responsibility, restoration and rehabilitation in the criminal justice system.
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