The Spiritual Exercises
A Reflection on Human Suffering from the Underside of History

Father Peter Gyves, founder of A Faith That Does Justice, will join the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry to offers a reflection on the Spiritual Exercises from the perspective of human suffering.He will examine discipleship with Jesus as a call to act against human sinfulness, both personal and structural, that continues to crucify the poor, oppressed and marginalized of this world.

Easter Sundays Outside the Walls

As we begin to return to the routine of our lives, what difference can our faith bring to renew the face of the earth? Will you be returning to your way of life as it once was? Or will you be transformed by the Risen One who breathes a spirit within us, and sends us out into our fragile, broken world to be sources of healing and wholeness?

Join Father Peter Gyves, SJ, MD for “Easter Sundays Outside the Walls” to gather for reflection and sharing as this time of pandemic and exile gives way to newness of life.

The Talks will be held on the Sundays of April from 4:00 to 5:00 PM ET in the Saint Susanna parking lot (262 Needham Street, Dedham) and online.

Sunday, April 11: “The Easter Journey, To Live as Resurrection People”
Sunday, April 18: “The Jewish Prophets, Jesus and the Prophetic Voice Today”
Sunday, April 25: “Towards Deepening Relationship with God: Examen of Consciousness

Please bring a chair and wear a mask. Opportunity for dialogue will follow each talk.

All sessions will be streamed online for those unable to attend in person.

A Pathway to Citizenship
The Role of the Community

Join A Faith That Does Justice for a discussion about the challenges facing immigrants in the United States and the current proposed legislation to create pathways to citizenship. Learn how you can support the immigrant community. We are pleased to welcome immigration experts to the conversation:

• Iván Espinoza-Madrigal, Executive Director, Lawyers for Civil Rights (LCR)
• Eva Millona, President and Chief Executive Officer, Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA)

• Mary Chin, Chief Executive of the Asian American Civic Association (AACA)

• Peter Gyves, SJ, MD, Founder of A Faith That Does Justice (moderator)

Register for free: https://bit.ly/3sHmB6Q