COMING UP IN THIS SERIES
Tue, March 23 @ 7pm—"People of Good Will" with Dr. Meghan Clark and Dr. Leo Guardado
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ARTICLE
'Fratelli Tutti' shares practical wisdom, but lacks insights of women by Meghan Clark (National Catholic Reporter Magazine)
VIDEOS
The Biblical Roots of Catholic Social Teaching (America Magazine/Salt&Light Media)
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COMING UP IN THIS SERIES
Tue, March 23 @ 7pm—"People of Good Will" with Dr. Meghan Clark and Dr. Leo Guardado
'FRATELLI TUTTI' ON 96TH STREET AND BEYOND
A 3-part Lenten series on 'Fratelli Tutti,' the recent encyclical from Pope Francis
led by theologian Dr. Meghan Clark, St John's University
ABOUT MEGHAN:
Meghan J. Clark, PhD, is an associate professor of moral theology at St John’s University (NY). At St. John’s, Dr. Clark engages students inside and outside the classroom on diverse topics in moral theology and Catholic social thought. She is a senior fellow of the Vincentian Center for Church and Society. In 2015, Dr. Clark was a Fulbright Scholar to the Hekima Institute for Peace Studies and International Relations at Hekima University College, Nairobi, Kenya. She has conducted fieldwork on human rights and solidarity in Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania. In May 2018, she was a Visiting Residential Research Fellow at the Centre for Catholic Studies at the University of Durham (UK).
She is author of The Vision of Catholic Social Thought: the Virtue of Solidarity and the Praxis of Human Rights (Fortress Press, 2014). Active in public theology, she is a columnist for US Catholic magazine and an occasional contributor to America Magazine and Millennial Journal.
Additionally, she is on the faculty advisory board for Catholic Relief Services “CRS University” Faculty Learning Commons. From 2010-2013, she served as a Consultant to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Committee on Domestic Justice. From 2012-2018, she was on the Board of Directors of America Media. She received her Ph.D. in Theological Ethics from Boston College (2009) and her BA summa cum laude in cursu honorum in philosophy and theology from Fordham University (2003).
