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Mobile Loaves & Fishes: Becoming a Culture of Encounter
NATIONAL HUNGER AND HOMELESS AWARENESS WEEK November 16-22 Becoming a Culture of Encounter Mobile Loaves and Fishes, a social outreach ministry that empowers communities into a lifestyle of service with the homeless, invite you to attend a Fall Gathering. As part of National Hunger and Homeless Awareness week Fr. John Markey will be reflecting on Becoming a Culture of Encounter. A culture of encounter is act of reaching out, fostering dialogue and friendship even outside the usual circles, and making…
Find out more »Los Espejos de Mexico: Una guerra contra el pueblo
Please join some comrade organizers from Oaxaca who are part of El Rebozo Palapa Editorial and La Colectiva Brujoas cooperatives (http://elrebozo.wordpress.com/) They are coming to San Antonio and Austin to do presentations about their focus and work, as well as equally importantly to connect with other organizers and groups to share conversations to learn. All presentations are in English and Spanish Los Espejos de Mexico: Una guerra contra el pueblo The war against the Mexican pueblo continues. On September 26th,…
Find out more »Transgender Day of Remembrance
San Antonio Gender Association (SAGA) will be hosting a Transgender Day of Remembrance observance. Refreshments will be served starting at 6pm and the service will begin at 7pm. All are welcome.
Find out more »The Spiritual City: Theology, Spirituality & The Urban
Come hear about Dr. Sheldrake's’ latest book from the back cover: The meaning and future of cities is arguably one of the most important and challenging issues of our time. In A Spiritual City, Philip Sheldrake provides a broad examination of the meaning and importance of cities within Christianity, uncovering some of its rich historical sources of urban thought and practice, as well as discussing some of the criticisms that Christianity has been hostile to cities and public life. The…
Find out more »Book Signing: Iraqi Women of Three Generations
Iraqi Women of Three Generations Challenges, Education, and Hopes for Peace Book Signing and Presentation with Sister Martha Ann Kirk 100 color photos; stories from 23 families,112 pages, $17 Iraqi Women of Three Generation is published by peaceCENTERbooks. Stories of Iraqi women’s resilience, courage, and compassion have wisdom which can encourage understanding and healing across cultures and religions. Six years after the 1988 massacres of more than 180,000 people in Northern Iraq, Turkish Muslims quietly began schools to give children…
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