Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice - Columbus, GA
Nov 21st-23rd, 2008
Hotel and registration information will be available on May 1st.
The Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ) is an annual event held to commemorate the Jesuits and laywomen who were martyred in 1989, to call for an end to unjust institutions, and to reflect on the Jesuit commitment to justice. Each year, thousands of high school and college students, clergy and lay people gather in Columbus, GA, for the Teach-in. Speakers, ranging from high school students to bishops reflect on range of justice issues. The Teach-In has been a transforming experience for many people.
This year's Teach-In will be held from November 21st-23rd in Columbus, GA. Once again, thousands of people from the Ignatian Family will gather to mark the anniversary of the slain Jesuits and laywomen in El Salvador, to reflect on our commitment to live "a faith that does justice", and to call for an end to unjust institutions, including the SOA/WHINSEC.
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USF & SI Prep in San Francisco |
Rev. Charles Currie, S.J. |
Congressman Jim McGovern |
IFTJ 2007
Post Teach-In Resource Web Page
Photo Gallery 
Courtesy of the University of Central America, José Simeon Cañas, in El Salvador
Click here to watch a video (10.9 MB, WMV) on the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice.
(Note: Windows Media Player is required to view the video.)
For questions on the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice or if you would like to attend the event, please send us an e-mail. or call us at (415) 422-2408 between the hours of 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM PST.
Hotel Requests
Hotel information will be available on May 1st.
Airline Group Sales
For your convenience links and phone numbers to the Group Sales Departments of major airlines are listed below. Group discounts are generally offered when 10 or more passengers are booked on the same flights. These airlines service Atlanta-Hartsfield International Airport (ATL), which is approximately 100 miles from Columbus, Georgia.
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