91心頭利嫋

Shown is the Le 91心頭利嫋 delegation: Kevardo Clachar, Jason Downer S.J., Annie Fitzgerald, Hasina Foye, KL Lane, Esmeralda Mancia, Byanca Moore, Quinn Page, Dr. Jonathan Parent, Fiona Rapp, Emma Schmid, Ronald Starsiak, Marie Stewart, Ben Sullivan and David Tejada.

From��Oct. 22 to 24, more than 1,000 individuals, including a delegation from��Le 91心頭利嫋,��gathered for the annual��Ignatian Family��Teach-In��for Justice��in��Washington, D.C.

Initiated��in��1997, the��teach-in commemorates the lives of the Jesuit martyrs of El Salvador. The six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper, and her teenage daughter were murdered on Nov. 16, 1989, for speaking out against the country���s tumultuous civil war. Through work with the poor and marginalized, the Catholic Church and its leaders, including the Jesuits and now-Saint ��scar Romero, sought to address the long history of inequality and injustice��in��the country.

Each year, the��teach-in��connects Catholic faith and justice, addressing timely issues through two days of dynamic speakers, breakout sessions and networking opportunities.��The��teach-in culminated with more than 1,000 individuals proceeding to legislative advocacy meetings with members of Congress and their staffs on Capitol Hill to urge Congress to advocate for migration reform and action on environmental justice issues.