How Then Shall We Live? Toward A Spirituality of Resistance

(Taught by Fumi Tosu) Climate Change. Economic Insecurity. Racist Violence. We enter Advent carrying the weight of all that we face - and if we’re honest, we recognize that the world we took for granted is unraveling. Yet we don’t know how else to live, what else to do. Where is the star of Bethlehem to guide us? In this series, we will explore what a spirituality to navigate our times might look like, drawing on biblical wisdom around themes like Wilderness, Sabbath, Nonviolence, Incarnation, and Resistance.

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This class is on Zoom. 

About the instructor: Fumi Tosu has been a Spiritual Director in the Ignatian tradition for 15 years, and received his Master of Divinity degree from the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, CA.  He is rooted in the Catholic Worker tradition, and preparing to open a new Catholic Worker community in Portland, Dandelion House.