The Transformative Character
of Jesuit Education:
Reflections on the 25th
Anniversary of the
UCA Jesuits’
Martyrdom
Come join us for a luncheon
conversation with Robert
Lassalle-Klein dedicated to
Ignatian pedagogy.
Tuesday, November 18 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m."
Conaton Board Room"
Free Lunch Provided: Please RSVP
RSVP to Teresa Hardin
Ext. 3139 or issj@xavier.edu
Why attack a Jesuit university? What is it about Jesuit education
that unsettles? Is it our emphasis on personal and social
transformation? Is it our concern for those who are suffering on
the margins of society? Is it the notion of accompaniment or
solidarity? What is clear: over the past twenty-five years, Jesuit
institutions have become known for the integration of faith and
social justice. Each Jesuit university will carry this mission out
in a different way. What can we learn from our colleagues
who were martyred in El Salvador?
!Sponsored by:
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Institute for Spirituality
& Social Justice
!
The President’s Office"
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at Xavier University"