The St. Charles Center in Carthagena is hosting the exhibit, The Randolph Freedpeople: from Slavery to Settlement. The Archdiocesan Anti-Racism Task Force and partners are hosting a pilgrimage to view the exhibit, as well visiting the Black cemetery at neighboring St. Aloysius Parish and celebrating mass (4pm). Anyone middle school and above is encouraged to […]
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Join members of the Cincinnati interfaith community as we take time to celebrate and stand in solidarity with our immigrant and refugee neighbors, honor their dignity, and pray for peace, safety, and respect. Sunday, September 28, 3:00pm First Unitarian Church of Cincinnati, 536 Linton St, Cincinnati, OH 45219 Members of many faiths - including Christian, […]
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Join us as connect the suffering of Christ on Good Friday with the suffering and injustice of today. An ecumenical event organized in partnership with Ignite Peace, the event starts at the American Paddle Wheel on the river front and moves down the river, stopping to learn, pray, and witness.
Join us for the first session on the seven African American candidates for sainthood: Venerable Pierre Toussaint. The event will be both in-person and live streamed, and we will also record the event for those who cannot make it. The event will take place in the Meyer Center at St. Susanna Parish in Mason. You […]
Were you aware that there are seven African American candidates for canonization? The lives of these holy men and women span the nearly the entire existence of the United States as an independent nation—from Pierre Toussaint, born in 1766, through Thea Bowman, who died in 1990. It will be a truly thrilling day when we […]
Join us for the second session on the seven African American candidates for sainthood: Venerable Mother Mary Lange. The event will be both in-person and live streamed, and we will also record the event for those who cannot make it. The event will take place in the Province House of the Sisters of Notre Dame […]
Were you aware that there are seven African American candidates for canonization? The lives of these holy men and women span the nearly the entire existence of the United States as an independent nation—from Pierre Toussaint, born in 1766, through Thea Bowman, who died in 1990. It will be a truly thrilling day when we […]
