It's Time to Apply for the Gospel Fund!
The Gospel Fund of the Atlantic-Midwest Province assists in the financing of projects whose goals are consistent with the SSND congregational mandate to reverence all creation and make the concerns of the poor our own. The maximum amount granted to any one project is $5,000 in a fiscal year.
The Spring funding cycle for 2024 is open for applications until March 1, 2024. For full information and to access the online application form, click here.
Enjoy the February Issue of Shalom News North America
Learn about World Pulses Day; How to not sacrifice human rights at the border; God's Creation Needs You and more. Click Here
Black History Month
February is Black History Month. Click here to watch a video about our courageous brothers and sisters, by Sister Michelle Sherliza, OP.
Georgetown dialogue: Faith and the Faithful in the 2024 Election
Look back at the role of religion in the 2020 U.S. presidential election, examine its place in ongoing campaigns, and discuss the impact it is likely to have in November. Tuesday, February 13, 7–8pm EST. In-person and virtual. Click here to register.
Dismantling Racism: Northern Reads Author Series Event
Celebrating Indigenous writing across Canada in this second annual Authors Series! Tuesdays at 7pm throughout February, a ‘meet & greet’ with Indigenous Canadian authors. Enjoy one hour of author readings, inspiration, stories and Q&A. Registration required. Free. Virtual. Click here to register.
Addressing Climate Change: God’s Creation Needs You
This video series from Catholic Climate Covenant features Catholic communities in action caring for our common home. The final video has just been released: “Faith-Driven Environmental Justice”. Click to view the series.
End Human Trafficking: Human Trafficking and Migration
AEHT webinar: Breaking the Link Between Human Trafficking and Forced Migration: Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act. February 12, 11am-12pm (EST). This is a follow-up to our recent January 23 presentation. It will be recorded. This is the first of three webinars focusing on key U.S. federal legislation to break the link between migration and human trafficking. Click here for more information and to register.
