This Sunday, November 16, is the ninth World Day of the Poor. This is a day set aside for reflection, solidarity, and renewed commitment to caring for the poor.
Lay leaders, clergy, and members of all faith communities are invited to Nativity Catholic Church this Sunday for an inspiring and thought-provoking seminar in joyful unity and global observance of the World Day of the Poor.
Come hear from panelists representing diverse houses of worship as they share real-life experiences, challenges, and successes in service to those in need. Engage in an open, respectful dialogue exploring how communities of faith can deepen their commitment to serving the marginalized and vulnerable among us. Connect with faith leaders, community advocates, and fellow participants dedicated to transformative action and compassion.
When: Sunday, November 16 | 7:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Nativity Catholic Church | 6400 Nativity Lane, Burke, VA
Refreshments will be provided.
Please RSVP:
https://nativityburke.org/ecumenical-seminar/
The Panelists:
1. Monsignor Bob Cilinski, Pastor, Nativity Catholic Church
2. Bishop Ryan Serote, Burke Congregation, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
3. Rev. Dr. Mark Boriack, Pastor, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
4. Rev. Greg Merlo, Pastor of Youth & Young Adults, Parkwood Baptist Church
5. Rev. Susannah Harding, Deacon, St Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Hosted by Nativity's Ecumenical Ministry.
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