CSJ Center for Reconciliation and Justice
The CSJ Center serves faculty, staff, students and alumni by offering a forum for dialogue, a place of education, and a resource for reflective action. The center aims to be an interdisciplinary and interfaith space that supports the University community's work for reconciliation and justice in Los Angeles and beyond.
Coming Up
Mission Possible: Protecting Freedom, Justice, and Democracy for Future Generations
At this January 18 celebration of the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we will explore the challenges and responsibilities we face in upholding the core values of freedom, justice, and democracy
Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor: Modeling the City of Tomorrow
The community is invited to participate in the 14th annual CSJ Center Symposium at LMU, February 9-12
14th Annual CSJ Center Symposium Keynote by Dr. Nancy C. Tuckman
Dr. Tuckman, ecologist and founding dean of the School of Environmental Sustainability, Loyola University Chicago, will deliver the keynote at the annual symposium on February 10
Los Angeles Religious Education Congress
Join us at at the annual congress in Anaheim, February 20-22
Highlights
LMU Inaugurates President Thomas Poon
At a moment when higher education remains an essential engine for innovation, social mobility, and civic leadership, yet is being reshaped by demographic shifts, technological disruption, and evolving global challenges, Poon championed a theme of “Hope, Made Here"
In Memoriam: Joanna Carroll, C.S.J.
Sister Joanna Carroll, who served for 23 years as LMU’s campus minister for Spiritual Direction, passed away October 24 after a long illness. In her capacity as campus minister, Sister Joanna touched the lives of thousands, offering guidance, comfort, and a loving connection.
Celebrating 375 Years of the Sisters of St. Joseph
The Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange join with congregations worldwide in celebrating the 375th anniversary of their founding. The Sisters began with six women meeting in small kitchen in Le Puy, France in 1650.
Care and Attention Help a Green Roof Thrive
If you stroll along the east side of Seaver Hall, you’ll pass the green roof on the Life Sciences Building, which is blooming into a vibrant showcase of mainly native California plants, a living testament to the sustainability goals found in the Laudato Si’ Action Platform
