Liturgy and Social Justice

Sunday, October 9, 2022

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10:00 a.m.-10:45 a.m. | Parish House, 5th Floor, and via Zoom

The Reverend Prisca Lee-Pae, Associate for Pan-Asian Ministries

The Reverend Prisca Lee-Pae concludes a series of two classes on liturgy and social justice. William Palmer Ladd, the first prominent leader of the modern Liturgical Movement in the Episcopal Church said, “No eucharistically minded Christian can possibly say his whole duty is to save his soul and other people’s souls.” Mo. Lee-Pae explores how liturgy and social justice interact and influence each other in the Anglican Church of Korea and the Episcopal Church in their ministry of the strong liturgical tradition and the active practices of social justice.

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The Rev. Dr. Luigi Gioia

Luigi is a writer in theology and spirituality. He gives talks, preaches retreats, leads workshops, and teaches courses as an invited lecturer in universities, theological colleges, and parishes all over the world. He is fluent in English, French and Italian. His books have been translated in five languages. His spiritual meditations have been published by The Tablet, Crux, The America Magazine, The Church Times and broadcast by the BBC.

Besides his academic work on St Augustine, Luigi has written several wide-audience books on spirituality. His book Say It To God. In Search Of Prayer was chosen as the Archbishop of Canterbury Lent Book for 2018.

His latest book, The Wisdom of St Benedict. Monastic Spirituality and the Life of the Church received the First Place in the category of Spirituality Award by the CMA (Catholic Media Association, USA) in 2021.

Theology at Saint Thomas

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Saint Thomas Theological Education Program is at the service of those who seek a deeper understanding of faith and want to nourish their worship and their prayer. The teaching is rooted in Scripture, Christian tradition and spirituality. The lecturers are The Rev. Dr. Luigi Gioia, Theologian in Residence, and internationally renowned guest speakers who are committed to making theology accessible to non-specialists.

The classes are held on Sundays at 10 AM on the Fifth Floor of the Parish House and are streamed online. Additionally, recordings and handouts are made available for those who cannot attend the live sessions. For more information about our theology program and to receive links for weekly Sunday Theology Talks, please contact Fr. Gioia and register online.

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