Erin Brown, Author at Jesuit Parish Resource Portal

About Erin Brown

Erin Brown is program director for the Ignatian Solidarity Network. She is a graduate of the College of Saint Benedict in Minnesota and served in the Peruvian Andes as a member of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps. Most recently, she was a member of the admissions team at Marquette University High School in Milwaukee, WI. While in Milwaukee, she also served as a support person for the local Jesuit Volunteer community.

Entries by Erin Brown

Prayer Process in Time of Great Fear or Anxiety

in Uncategorized

Prayer Process in Time of Great Fear or Anxiety View Resource

Jesuit Refugee Services/USA Refugee Simulation

in Jesuit Parish Justice Summit, Uncategorized

How to Host a Refugee Simulation on your Campus or in your Community View Resource

Jesuit Refugee Service/USA Refugee Action Team Toolkit

in Jesuit Parish Justice Summit

Jesuit Refugee Service/USA Refugee Action Team Toolkit View Resource

Jesuit Parish Justice Summit 2019 Discernment Panel

in Bellarmine Chapel

Link to presentations and handouts from Bellarmine Chapel at Jesuit Parish Justice Summit. View Resources

Companions on Mission Flyer

in Ignatian Spirituality, St. Ignatius - Chestnut Hill

Praying with the Universal Apostolic Preferences and Communal Discernment

Rick Steves’ Program on Immigration

in Communications, Environment/Environmental Justice/Ecology, Immigration, St. Joseph Parish - Seattle

Rick Steves, the well know travel writer and PBS personality, has developed a public television special about hunger, hope and the impact of smart development aid in the Global South. He is introducing the program at Town Hall in Seattle on Sept. 8. The web link includes more information about the program and a short […]

Current Immigration Program/Activities

in Committee Formation, Immigration, Partnerships, Racial Justice, St. Joseph Parish - Seattle

St. Joe’s is continuing their immigration effort in 2019 & 2020 with a variety of programs and activities: * Immigration subcommittee – We created a subcommittee of our Faith Justice Commission to support our immigration programs and activities. * Casa Latina – We formed a partnership with Casa Latina, a local non-profit that supports low […]

JustFaith Resources

in Advocacy and Organizing, Immigration, Racial Justice, St. Joseph Parish - Seattle

JustFaith has several new short programs or modules that are especially useful to parish social justice ministries: * Faith and Racial Equity (Brand New) * Cultivating Nonviolence, Harvesting Peace * Exploring Migration: A Faith Journey (Global and National Migration/Immigration * Hunger for Change (Food Insecurity) * Just Engagement: The Power to Change (Advocacy) These are […]

Tithing Grant Program

in Committee Formation, Partnerships, St. Thomas More - Decatur

St. Thomas More in Decatur tithes 10% of total parish revenue from the previous year during the current fiscal year. This tithe is given to organizations in the form of grants, enabling the parish to provide both annual support for scholarships, emergency assistance, crisis pregnancy volunteers, etc., and one-time grants that help organizations grow to […]

Social Justice Parish Examen

in Committee Formation, Communications, Ignatian Spirituality, St. Thomas More - Decatur

St. Thomas More became the first Jesuit parish in Georgia in February 2016. Since then, the parish has used a parish-wide examen during weekend masses several times to guide the parish’s mission, leadership structure, and (most recently) social justice priorities for 2019. Attached is the examen we led for the social justice priorities this spring. […]