Contemplative Justice

Wednesday, March 27, 2024; 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Facilitator(s): Lincoln Rice

$20

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Overview

Contemplative prayer, or interior silence, can be a powerful tool to confront one’s biases, prejudices and self-centered programs for happiness.
The body of writing and practice known as Catholic Social Teaching proceeds from a rigorous intellectual tradition; however, education alone may be insufficient in overcoming our cultural assumptions, which are often accompanied by visceral reactions.

This session will analyze current and past sources on contemplative prayer to provide a theological and psychological foundation for the use of contemplative prayer for growing in the virtue of justice.

Wednesday, March 27, 2024
6:30pm – 8:00pm
Cost: $20

This is a virtual retreat offered via Zoom. A basic familiarity with Zoom is expected of participants.

See our Frequently Asked Questions page for our cancellation policies and other helpful information.

About the Facilitators

Lincoln RiceLincoln Rice

Lincoln Rice is a moral theologian who earned his PhD in Social Ethics at Marquette University in 2013. He has published books and articles in the areas of black liberation theology, Catholic Worker thought and social ethics. His most recent book, The Forgotten Radical Peter Maurin, collects the published and unpublished writings of Catholic Worker cofounder Peter Maurin. Dr. Rice has been a practitioner of Centering Prayer and a member of the Casa Maria Catholic Worker in Milwaukee, Wisconsin since 1998.