A hallmark of Jesuit education today is its orientation to "the service of faith and the promotion of justice." Live again at the Ignatian Family Teach-in for Justice, this episode brings together collaborators in Jesuit education apostolates: Kaija DeWitt-Allen and Shawna Gallagher Vera of Xavier High School, and Dr. Jeannine Hill Fletcher of Fordham University's Theology Department. We explore memory, practices of discernment and prayer, and the meaning of Jesuit education—both at the secondary and university level. We also take a moment to appreciate the significance of the Ignatian Family Teach-in for Justice for our students and for ourselves, and explore the unique insights that our students offer to the meaning of Ignatian Spirituality today.
Special thanks to our guests: Jeannine Hill Fletcher, PhD, Professor of Theology, Fordham University; Kaija DeWitt-Allen, Director of Campus Ministry, Xavier High School; Shawna Gallagher Vera, Vice President of Communications and Marketing, Xavier High School
