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• The Spring Addendum for the 2020-21 JST Photo Directory is now available. You will find it in Moodle in the course, "JST Community Life, Prayer and Liturgy" under the announcements, under the Fall edition of the directory.
• “Embracing the Community of Creation:  Lenten Conversations on Faith, Animals, and Eco-Justice”:  JST M.Div. student Alyssa Moore hosts this Lenten discussion series on Fridays at 12:30 p.m. PST.  Please scroll down to the February 26 entry under JST Events for more information.
• View Sipe: Sex, Lies, and the Priesthood at the Salem Film Fest, and join the livestream panel discussion following on Saturday, Feb. 20, 1:00 PST. For more information, check the item under Community Events on Feb. 20. If interested in follow-up discussion at JST, please email Mary Beth Lamb at melamb@scu.edu. Prof. Lisa Fullam will provide a venue for this discussion.
• Br. Matt Wooters, MTS student, and Damian Torres-Botello are two Jesuits in their final stages of formation, excited about prayer and eager to share prayer with anyone willing to join us! So come along, pray with us, for less than fifteen minutes, and see what happens between you and God in Along the Way: a Jesuit Prayer Pod for Lent.
• On Wednesday, April 21, noon-9:00 p.m. PST, you are invited to take part in the reading of Laudato Sí for SCU's tUrn week. You would read aloud for 20 minutes. If interested, please sign up here. Dean Mueller will read from 1:40-2:00.
• New JST Graduate Student Journal:   JST is proud to announce the inaugural issue of New Horizons, a new theological journal that is peer-reviewed by students of JST.  Congratulations to Barb Kozee, Editor, and the entire Editorial Board of JST students!  They present the first issue, “Dual Pandemics: Why Black Lives Matter” in celebration of Black History Month. You may access the journal on SCU Scholar Commons at https://scholarcommons.scu.edu/newhorizons/vol5/iss1/
• Save the Date: Dr. Kathryn Barush will give the Reading of the Sacred Texts lecture at the GTU on Wednesday, March 10, 5:15 p.m. PST: "'Shield, help, and bring to joy': Pilgrimage through Sacred Song". Assistant Dean of Student Life, Paul Kircher, and Administrative Assistant, Mary Beth Lamb will join Stefan Waligur in providing Godric's Chant. 
• Please visit "Working for Racial Justice," a tile in the Moodle course, "JST Community Life, Prayer and Liturgy," where you will find resources for reflection, prayer and discernment on how we can work together for racial justice.

Greg Chisholm, S.J., a past trustee of the JST Board and later the 2nd Jesuit Pastor at Oakland's St. Patrick's Parish delivered a homily, "The cry of an angry Black man in a world sick with racism," at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City on Feb. 7, 2021 that was published in America Magazine. 

The Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities recently published an Anti-racist Examen. See that resource here: https://mailchi.mp/ajcunet/ajcu-eyes-to-see-968382?e=38c3f2d260.