Bishop Peter Rosazza Social Justice Conference
About the Conference
The Annual Social Justice Conference was first conceived in 2010, to recognize then-Auxiliary Bishop Peter A. Rosazza on the occasion of his 75th birthday. A tireless advocate and active worker for social justice, Bishop Rosazza acted as the Archbishop's Representative to the Board of Directors of the Office of Urban Affairs, and later the Office for Catholic Social Justice Ministry. To recognize his many years of support and service to the Office, the conference was named in his honor. The only event of its kind in the region, the Conference attracts parish leaders, educators, volunteers and youth from across the Archdiocese and beyond for a day of education, prayer and conversation. The Conference offers those engaged in social justice ministry, both newcomers and veterans, an opportunity to learn more about current issues from experienced practitioners and to share ideas and best practices with colleagues from different settings. A Keynote address and networking opportunities round out the day. |
Our 2021 Virtual Conference was featured on Crossroads Magazine
and televised through the
Office of Radio and Television, Archdiocese of Hartford
(© ORTV, Inc. All rights reserved)
This presentation can be viewed in the video below.
BELOW ARE THE RECORDINGS FROM THE CONFERENCE
The entire conference, "Rooted in Faith - Walking Humbly with God" can be viewed below. Nicole Miller's talk is included in this video
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A recording of Bishop Cheri's Keynote Address, Addressing Racism in Contemporary Culture"
can be viewed below. |
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Rev. Ryan Lerner
“If we Catholics are pro life than why don’t we turn out for Black Lives Matter the way we do for the March for Life?” A recording of Fr. Lerner's talk can be found below |
We would like to express our deep gratitude to all who participated
in our year-long conference series
Rooted in Faith, Opening Wide Our Hearts.
Although our June 5 conference formally concluded this series,
we remain committed to supporting your racial and social justice ministry.
We would like to express our deep gratitude to all who participated
in our year-long conference series
Rooted in Faith, Opening Wide Our Hearts.
Although our June 5 conference formally concluded this series,
we remain committed to supporting your racial and social justice ministry.