Racial Equality & Justice @ St. Tom's

Do our actions support our words? ... The words within the U.S. Constitution (the world’s oldest written national constitution still in operation) define how our society operates -- in the interests of all peoples.

Our Church is guided by its centuries-old Catholic Social Teachings and its founding principle of human dignity— providing love and opportunity for all to reach their potential in God’s plan.

But how well does our country’s founding rule of government and our Church’s teachings play out in real life?  

Join St. Tom’s newest ministry, Racial Equality & Justice, for a panel discussion about the sequence of recent U.S. history events that led to this group’s formation and their actions to support the words of our Catholic social teaching theme for February - Rights & Responsibilities.

Monday, Feb. 6 @ 7:00 p.m., Newman Hall

Rights & Responsibilities.: Human dignity can be protected, and a healthy community is only achieved when human rights are protected, and responsibilities are met. 

Make Your Actions Speak for All!