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***IN HOUSTON*** Pax Christi Texas Annual Conference
Nonviolence & Just Peace Marie Dennis presents her experience at the April 2016 Vatican Conference. She is a respected international peace icon. Nonviolence and Just Peace is a new global initiative reaffirming the centrality of active nonviolence to the vision and message of Jesus, to the life of the Catholic Church, and to the long-term vocation of healing and reconciling both people and the planet.
Find out more »CIELO Gardens Annual Blessing
CIELO Gardens at House of Prayer is a community based partnership involving volunteers, educators and refugee communities. All are welcome to meet our gardeners and engage in learning and interfaith dialogue. Refreshments provided by Fresh Mediterranean Samboosa.
Find out more »“Working with the City of San Antonio’s Interfaith Liaison,” ICOSA Meeting
The Interreligious Council of San Antonio will meet on Monday, March 13 at 6:00 p.m. 12500 N.W. Military Drive, Campus for the San Antonio Community (Federation Board Room on the upper level “Working with the City of San Antonio's Interfaith Liaison" Guest Speaker: Rev. Ann Helmke This initiative was proposed by Councilman Chris Medina in March, 2016. Dr. Betty Dabney will lead the discussion. Guests are welcome. A light vegetarian/vegan meal will be served at 6:00 p.m.
Find out more »Texas Public Radio/BBC Reception: “The Response – America’s Story”
Join TPR for a special panel discussion and reception with BBC reporter Shaimaa Khalil who's in town to produce "The Response - America's Story." The event will be held in Culture Commons which is located in the Plaza de Armas Building behind City Hall (115 Plaza De Armas). This is a free event with limited space. Please reserve your space for the reception and discussion. Time: 5:30 -7:30 p.m. Discussion begins at 6:15 p.m. Parking: There are several paid parking…
Find out more »Theater: That’s Not Fair ! / ¡ No Es Justo ! Emma Tenayuca’s Struggle for Justice
This full length theater production with live music and dance is adapted for the stage from Carmen Tafolla, Sharyll Teneyuca, and Terry Ybanez’s children’s book of the same title. That’s Not Fair follows the life of Emma Teneyuca from childhood to adulthood in the 1920’s and 30’s as she learns to care deeply about poverty, equality, justice and human dignity. This passionate and true story is sure to educate, inspire, and touch the hearts and minds of audiences. No less…
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