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September
19, 2005 
VOL.
43, NO. 16Oakland,
CA
Catholics, Quakers to meet on activism
Northern California
Pax Christi is sponsoring a dialogue between Catholics and Quakers on
the spiritual nurturing of peace activists, Oct. 1, from 9 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. at Berkeley Friends Church, 1600 Sacramento St. in Berkeley.
Speakers will include Margery Post Abbott, the author of “A Certain
Kind of Perfection: an Anthology of Evangelical and Liberal Quaker Writers”;
Mary Doyle, social justice resource specialist for the Oakland Diocese;
Franciscan Sister Mary Litell, who works with Capacitar, an intercultural
network of people involved in healing, empowerment and social transformation,
especially in the areas of poverty and violence; and Eric Moon, director
of the American Friends Service Committee death penalty project.
Cost of the day is $15 and includes a soup lunch, but no one will be turned
away for lack of funds. To register, send checks payable to “Bay
Area Pax Christi” to Donna Foley, 457 Maar Ave., Fremont, CA 94536.
Further information: Gustavo Nystrom, (925) 551-8064; e-mail at BANystrom@sigmaxi.org.
