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Four Congregations Commit to Fight Racism
Article in the Catholic Standard and Times


Oblate/IHM Committee on Racism
Mission Statement

Prompted by the Spirit, we desire to reconnect the journey of our four Congregations by participating in a process of building right relationships, healing and reconciliation in an effort to eradicate racism within ourselves, our Congregations, and beyond.

Goals:
1. To continue to share the richness of our Congregational histories and educate ourselves on how the dynamics of racism have shaped us as individuals and as congregations.

2. To address the sin of racism by promoting systemic change within our congregational, ecclesial, and societal structures.

Strategies:
1. To create opportunities for meaningful conversation regarding the above goals.

2. To utilize the inter-congregational Oblate.IHM website for information-sharing and advocacy efforts.

3. To offer on an on-going basis inter-congregational retreats and/or reflection weekends that will promote these goals.

4. To recommend to the Board of Directors possible actions that will continue to build relationships among the four congregations and/or that address the sin of racism.

Reconnecting the Journey

Wisdom Wall Quotes

Timeline of Committee Work
Monroe IHMs - Related Work

 


Retreat 2006


Retreat 2004


Retreat 2003

2004 Retreat Planning Committee
Sisters attending first meeting in 2002 on Undoing Racism

Undoing Racism Committee
Seated: (L-R) Margaret Alandt, IHM (M); Mary Alice Chinworth, OSP; Helene Cooke, IHM (I)
Middle: (L-R) Rita James Murphy (I), Rosemary Davis, IHM (I); Claudine Sanz, OSP; Pat McCluskey, IHM (M);
Kathleen Sabatino, IHM (I)
Back: (L-R) Marcia Hall, OSP; Ann Walsh, IHM (S); Rita Michelle Proctor, OSP; Ellen Smith, IHM (S)




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Last updated March 30, 2007