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• 3/3/24

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“As followers of Christ, we cannot fail to be concerned for the welfare of the weakest; we must also draw the attention of society and the civil authorities to their plight.”

-Pope Francis

Dayspring hosts a Franciscan Justice Circle comprised of members from our church and our community. Franciscan Justice Circles are a grassroots initiative connecting Franciscan-hearted individuals in prayer, action, and advocacy across the country.

Our first meeting of 2025 is Sunday, January 12 at 5:30 PM in the chapel

Franciscan Spirituality

Justice & Peace

Circles of Community

Rooted in the tradition of St. Francis, the Circles move us toward being a community of love in action for justice.

Members gather to take actions that build a society where the rights and dignity of all humans and all creation are honored.

Grassroots communities unite to explore and engage local issues of social and environmental justice.

Watch the video for more information about the Franciscan Justice Circles, and click the button below if you’re interested in learning more about Dayspring’s Franciscan Justice Circle.

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