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Catholic Social Ministry Gathering: Flyers Advocate for Justice Joseph Oliveri, Dominic Sanfilippo, Jack Welsh, Maggie Cook, Claudia Guzman, Abi Lambert, Alyssa Bovell Advisor: Nicholas Cardilino What Went Down in DC Things We Saw Lobbying Congress The Hill Learning about Catholic Social Teaching Faith in Action Prayer & reflection Policy Workshops Education about Social Justice Issues National Catholic Social Justice Network Abstract On February 2nd, 2014, the University of Dayton sent a delegation of students and faculty to the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering in Washington, DC. During this four day gathering of educators, policy makers, religious and lay people, and social justice advocates from all over the world, the group lobbied Congress on Capitol Hill, learned about the extensive civic engagement and advocacy work being done by agencies, academics, and workers of all stripes for the principles of Catholic Social Teaching, participated in policy sessions, plenary discussions, and dialogues about issues facing the world and Church today, and reflected on how the two pillars of the social teaching of the Church- justice and charity- are lived out on Dayton's own campus, in the city of Dayton, and beyond. This presentation explores and highlights some of the extraordinary lessons the delegation learned, and highlights the implications and steps forward they are taking to help improve Dayton's own community through "connecting, learning, praying, and advocating!" Speakers Social Justice Agenda Points Fr. James Martin, Colbert’s Priest Immigration Reform John Allen Jr, Boston Globe Living Wage Mark Shields, PBS NewsHour Peace Talks David Brooks, PBS NewsHour Protecting Families Poverty & Criminal Justice .

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