Engaging a Call
How do we recognize God’s call, avoid unloving responses in the name of righteousness, and cultivate a listening attitude focused on service?
Teresa Marie Cariño Petersen is an educator and activist particularly interested in racial justice and embodiment. She currently works as a campus ministry teacher at Sacred Heart Prep, Atherton where she teaches social ethics and coordinates the immersion program. She credits her faith that does justice formation to ISN and is an alum of St. Ignatius (San Francisco), the University of San Francisco, and (soon to be) Jesuit School of Theology. She also served as a Jesuit Volunteer in New York City 13’-14’ and worked at two Jesuit parishes. Teresa also serves on the board of the National Catholic Reporter.
Find her on Instagram @teresamariecarino
How do we recognize God’s call, avoid unloving responses in the name of righteousness, and cultivate a listening attitude focused on service?
What does the resurrected Christ’s message of peace mean to you in the present and in moments of suffering? How does gathering together aid the work to overcome oppression?
Both John the Baptist, in Sunday’s readings, and Martin Luther King, Jr., who we remember today, preached a new vision of a more just world.
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