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Introduction to Solidarity and Subsidiarity in Memphis

Going Live: 11/1/22 at 7 PM

passcode: 730901
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Previous Classes
- Fr. Joseph Paul Albin, OP
  Subsidiarity in the Family and Community
  in Dorothy Day
- Fr. Joe Laramie, S.J.
  The Papal Prayer Network
- Do "Good Fences make Good Neighbors"?
  Pope Francis and Loving our Neighbor in Fratelli Tutti
  
  What does recognizing the "other" as our neighbor demand of us? Join Dr. Elisabeth Kincaid as she leads us in reflecting on Pope Francis's recent encyclical, Fratelli tutti, and the demands that being a "neighbor" places on all Christians.
- "Who is my neighbor?"
  Solidarity & Subsidiarity
  Turning Principles Into Virtue.
  
  Fr. James Martin Nobles, OP, Rector of the St. Martin de Porres National Shrine & Institute begins the series by focusing on the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 10.
- Course Description
  Every great story has a great beginning. Many Christians know of the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:29-37), but some may not know the setup to one of the greatest lessons of Jesus. The whole story of the Good Samaritan starts when a "scholar of the law" asks Jesus, "And who is my neighbor?" Jesus' reply leaves us contemplating for 2000 years.
  
  The St. Martin de Porres National Shrine & Institute proudly offers this study on the question, "And who is my neighbor?" Using the framework of moral theology, we will discuss in our classes how theology can help us see and help our neighbors. Whether your "neighbor" is on the street or in your home, this class will provide the space and opportunity to listen and learn from theologians and priests from across the nation. Our goal is to help you not only to see your neighbor but also to develop the skills to help all your neighbors in need.
  
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