Let’s Talk Faith, Politics and Social Justice

Moderator: John Coleman, SJ, Charles Casassa Professor of Social Values; Edina Lekovic, Communications Director; Rev. Alexia Salvatierra, Executive Director; Rt. Rev. Alexei Smith, Director; Steven Windmueller, Dean; Rebecca Sager

Let’s Talk Faith, Politics and Social Justice

Moderator: John Coleman, SJ, Charles Casassa Professor of Social Values, Edina Lekovic, Communications Director, Rev. Alexia Salvatierra, Executive Director, Rt. Rev. Alexei Smith, Director, Steven Windmueller, Dean, Rebecca Sager

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Abstract

During this election year, there has been a lot of discussion about faith and politics. Panelists from faith and social justice communities in Los Angeles will discuss what issues are important to them, how they mobilize to achieve outcomes, and what roles young people can play in creating the convivencia of the future.

Theme of the day:

religion + life = politics

We live in a “majority minority” city, in which some of those minorities are religious ones. In other places in our world, Christians are in the minority. How can we live together in peace, rather than violence? Given our differences, can we even pray together?

Original language	American English
State	Published - Oct 30 2008
Event	religion.identity.life.CONVIVENCIA BELLARMINE FORUM 2008 - Duration: Oct 26 2008 → Nov 1 2008

Conference

Conference	religion.identity.life.CONVIVENCIA BELLARMINE FORUM 2008
Period	10/26/08 → 11/1/08

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