What does the Church call us to, and how do we live it? Join Fr. Tim McCabe, SJ and Fr. David Buersmeyer for three fall evenings -- Oct. 8, 12, 19, 2026; 7:00-8:30 PM -- exploring Catholic Social Teaching through the lens of Ignatian spirituality. Together we’ll build a grounded understanding of the Church’s social vision, discover how contemplation in action brings this teaching to life and wrestle with today’s hardest questions—from military force and immigration to Pope Leo’s landmark encyclical on artificial intelligence. Whether you’re new to Catholic Social Teaching or deepening a lifelong commitment, this series offers space to learn, question and discern how faith calls you to act. This series is FREE; donations accepted. All are welcome.

Facilitators: Fr. Tim McCabe, SJ is president and CEO of the Pope Francis Center. A native of Ferndale, MI, Fr. Tim has advocated for the poor and marginalized for more than 40 years. Fr. David Buersmeyer, an ordained senior priest of the Archdiocese of Detroit, serves as ombudsman for the Archdiocese as well as chaplain for Strangers No Longer, an immigration support and advocacy group.