Pax Christi Texas Fourth Social Justice Forum of 2026

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Pax Christi Texas Fourth Social Justice Forum of 2026

Monday, October 19, 2026 7 pm CST by zoom

"Three Questions About AI,

From the Perspective of Human Dignity and Social Justice"

Presenter: Fr. Pawell Szymanowski, CR, is a priest of the Congregation of the Resurrection and teaches moral theology at Oblate School of Theology. His international experience includes Poland, Italy, Austria and Canada, where he has worked in parish ministry and religious formation. His main area of research is social ethics, particularly questions of citizenship and the impact of technology on human life and society.


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Our presentations are open to all learners and there is no charge. You are invited to bring your questions and to review the following attachment (see below), should you want to prepare for this event. Our format includes a presentation followed by an open discussion. Peace be with you.

Arthur Dawes, Pax Christi USA National Council Board Member, Convener Pax Christi Texas

arthurdawes@att.net

RSVP - Calling Young People, Nature Lovers, Humble and Indigenous for Season of Creation with Mass Oct 4 11am and Synodal Listening on Oct 4 12:30 PM

 

Fourth Week: Celebration of Season of Creation

Oleander Park. and  Cole Park with Fishing , Corpus Christi 

by Sister Marylou

The Great Egret in San Antonio by Dr. Kevin Salfen

The Osage River in Missouri by Sister Cathy Vetter

March for Freedom and Justice in San Antonio

 

Third Week: Celebration of Season of Creation

This week is the third week of Season of Creation.

Water is essential to life.  We thank our Creator that through the gift of water, it is able to sustain life, quench our thirst, hydrate plants, animals and all living creatures, clean our bodies, places, and things.  As Leonardo Da Vinci says, "It is the driving force of all nature." 

We are to take care of this gift.  As without it, there is no life.

Sisters Adriana, Martha Laura, Leti, Maricela, Mirella (Top) 

Muskegon, Michigan by the Lake

Puddles of water that gives fun to children in Saint Louis, MO

[by Sister Katty]

Looking at waves can be meditative.  It is slow, then it is fast. 

The friction against the solid surface creates the beauty. 

[Doddridge Park, Corpus Christi by Sister Marylou]

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"She is water.  Powerful enough to drown you. 
Soft enough to cleanse you. Deep enough to save you."