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SUMMARY:October PAX Community Conversation
DESCRIPTION:PAX COMMUNITY CONVERSATION\nThursday\, October 30\, 2025\n7:00-8:15 p.m. (Zoom) \nJOIN US! \n       We are very pleased to be welcoming Jessica Sun to our next community conversation!\nJessica serves in a leadership role with the Pax Christi Young Adult Caucus and is an\nactive member with Christians for a Free Palestine.\nThis is an excellent opportunity to hear about Jessica’s faith journey and to deepen our\nunderstanding of some of the challenges that today’s world pose for young people.\nJessica will share her experience with the Pax Christi Young Adult Caucus (PCYAC)\, an\nactive faith community dedicated to Jesus’ way of love\, compassion and nonviolence.\nWe will explore the following questions and more… what are young adult spiritual\nseekers looking for? How do young adults view our Catholic Church and the growing\ntraditionalist movement? What factors draw young adults to be interested in the Catholic\npeace and justice movement?\nPlease bring your own questions and reflections to this exciting opportunity for dialogue.\nThis is just the beginning of our efforts to engage more effectively with young adults. \n  \n       Jessica Sun (she/they) is a 2nd generation Chinese U.S.- a zillennial from Virginia with a passion for community organizing. An adult convert to Christianity\, she is an experienced local volunteer community advocate. Christians for a Free Palestine and Pax Christi USA are her organizing homes\, and served two terms on the leadership team for the Pax Christi Young Adult Caucus. She is currently in the discernment process with the Sisters of Providence of St. Mary-of-the-Woods. Prior to her religious formation\, she was a full-time backend software engineer for years as a Computer Science graduate of the Virginia Tech College of Engineering. \nThis will be an open discussion led by Pax Christi Maine co-coordinator Mary Ellen Quinn. \nPlease rsvp to Mary Ellen at memquinn@peoplepc.com by October 29th to receive the zoom link. We look forward to your participation in this important dialogue! \n 
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/october-pax-community-conversation/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:One Church One Family - Catholic Public Witness for Migrants
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for a public witness in support of our immigrant sisters and brothers! \nPax Christi Maine is organizing a prayer vigil as part of a nationwide campaign titled “One Church One Family – Catholic Public Witness for Migrants”\, initiated by the Ignatian Solidarity Network. The vigil will held on Thursday November 13\, 2025 at 2:00pm outside of the Cumberland County Jail in Portland. Under a contract with the U.S. Marshal’s Service\, this facility continues to be used by I.C.E. for immigrant detention in Maine. \nThe One Church One Family campaign invites Catholics across our country to participate in a public witness on November13th\, to stand in solidarity with our immigrant sisters and brothers who are currently experiencing increasing levels of fear\, cruelty\, displacement and incarceration at the hands of government agents in our cities and towns. \nYou can find more details on this campaign at this link https://1family.us/\nYour support and participation is very much needed! \nIn accord with Jesus’ teachings and Catholic Social Teaching\, we know we are called to treat all people with dignity and respect; to welcome the stranger; to lift up those suffering; to speak up for the most vulnerable among us. \nThese are unprecedented times of great turmoil in our country. As followers of the nonviolent Jesus\, we are called to stand with our migrant sisters and brothers as they experience so much violence due to mass deportations and are forced to endure the crisis of displacement and family separation. \nPope Leo XIV has been outspoken about the Catholic Church’s obligation to pray and to act in support of the immigrant community. His Holiness has sent a clear message\, “The Church cannot stay silent before injustice. You stand with me\, and I stand with you.” \nPlease join us on Thursday November 13th at 2:00pm. We will pray together. Signs that reflect Jesus’ teachings\, express solidarity with our immigrant sisters and brothers and concern for their mistreatment are welcome. Contact Mary Ellen if any questions.  memquinn@peoplepc.com \nIf you are unable to be present with us in Portland on November 13th\, we urge you to join us in prayer for our immigrant sisters and brothers; to pray for an end to violence and all cruel and unjust systems that inflict harm. \nBlessings of hope and possibility\, \nMary Ellen Quinn and Denise Dreher\nCo-Coordinators\, Pax Christi Maine
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/one-church-one-family-catholic-public-witness-for-migrants/
LOCATION:Cumberland County Jail\, 50 County Way\, Portland\, ME\, 04102\, United States
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SUMMARY:PAX Community Conversation - November
DESCRIPTION:“To Walk in Humility-Lessons Learned in Indian Country” \n  \n‘Critical encounters’ in education and health care are experiences that drop from the head to the heart and change us. They can result from an encounter with a book (as in scripture) \, a significant event\, or another most importantly\, a person different from ourselves. This evening Pax Christi Maine member John Yasenchak will share a few such encounters I had over twenty years that deepened my conviction that mental health and social justice are two sides of the same coin. \nJohn’s sharing will lead us into discussion of our own experiences in learning about humility. John suggests we read the attached articles in preparation for our discussion.  Feel free to invite others who may be interested. \nPLEASE RSVP to receive the zoom link and suggested articles which will be sent Thursday morning. \nTHANK YOU! \nBlessings of hope and possibility\, Mary Ellen memquinn@peoplepc.com
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/pax-community-conversation-november/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260111T170000
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SUMMARY:The Way to Peace Mini-Retreat
DESCRIPTION:Pope Leo XIV wrote to Pax Christi USA for their 2025 National assembly saying\, “…efforts to promote nonviolence are all the more necessary.”  In that spirit\, Pax Christi Maine is developing a series of mini retreats\, to promote living the nonviolent life\, based on John Dear’s book The Nonviolent Life\, with scripture reading\, reflection\, sharing our stories and song. \nThe Way to Peace\, the first mini retreat on the Nonviolent Life will be offered by Pax Christi Maine Sunday January 11\, 2026\, from  2 -5 PM on ZOOM. \nOur  retreat will focus on the participants developing a closer connection to God\, to help us know who we are\, more fully\, as beloved children of God. \nemail Mary Ellen Quinn for more details and to receive a link to the retreat. memquinn@peoplepc.com
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/the-way-to-peace-mini-retreat/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:January Pax Community Conversation
DESCRIPTION:PAX COMMUNIT Y CONVERSATION \nThursday\, January 29\, 2026 \n7:00-8:15 p.m. (Zoom) \nJOIN US! \n  \nWe are very pleased to be welcoming Michelle Sherman and Camila Perez to our next community conversation! Both Michelle and Camila are an integral part of the PCUSA staff and active members of the Pax Christi Young Adult Caucus (PCYAC). \nSince one of our primary goals for this year is to increase our connection with young adults\, this is an excellent opportunity to learn more from two young women who are committed to following Jesus’ way of nonviolence. We will learn about their spiritual journeys and what attracts young people to our Catholic peace and justice movement. \nAs part of their mission and ministry\, both Michelle and Camila provide outreach and engagement to young adults on high school and college campuses. \nThey will share some of their insights related to their outreach efforts and help to deepen our understanding of the challenges that today’s world poses for young people. \nAs a community\, we will discuss ideas for outreach to young adults here in Maine and outline next steps to address our goal. Hope you will participate with us in this important conversation! \nPlease RSVP to Mary Ellen at memquinn@peoplepc.com by January 28th to receive the zoom link.
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/january-pax-community-conversation/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:PAX Community Conversation - February 2026
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n\n  \n  \n \nPAX COMMUNITY CONVERSATION \nThursday\, February 26\, 2025 \n7:00-8:15 p.m. (Zoom) \nJOIN US! \nBUILDING COMMUNITY WITH SONGS OF PRAISE AND PROTEST \nJoin us for a time to explore our memories\, thoughts and personal connections \nabout and through music as inspiration and expression of our personal and \ncollective efforts toward peace and justice in our world. \nI am not a musician\, no longer much of a singer\, but the music\, the songs\, still \nevoke something deep within my spirit that reaches out to connect and resonate \nwith my response to what is happening in our world today. \nDoes this strike a familiar chord for you? Is music still an important way for you \nto participate in working for peace and justice? \nHoping you will share in this conversation\, \nDenny \nPlease rsvp to Mary Ellen Quinn memquinn@peoplepc.com by February 25th to receive the Zoom link
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/pax-community-conversation-february-2026/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Singing Our Solidarity
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URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/singing-our-solidarity/
LOCATION:St John’s Episcopal Church\, 225 French St\, Bangor\, ME\, 04401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mini-Retreat:  Nonviolence Towards Self and Others
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the second retreat in our series on Living the Nonviolent Life\, inspired by Fr. John Dear’s book. This retreat will focus on “Practicing Nonviolence Toward Ourselves”. \nThrough prayer\, scripture (Luke 4:1-13)\, meditation\, reflection\, music and sharing\, we will take the time to explore how we cope with all the thoughts and feelings that can draw us away from remembering our true identity\, that we are beloved daughters and sons of our God of Peace. \nPlease register before March 20th by contacting Martha Brodeur. Zoom link will be sent on March 20th.
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/mini-retreat-nonviolence-towards-self-and-others/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Pax Community Conversation
DESCRIPTION:  \nPax Community Conversation \nThursday\, March 26  7:00 – 8:15 \n  \nFor Zoom link\, contact Fred Brodeur at fredsnonviolencework@myfairpoint.net
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/pax-community-conversation/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260430T190000
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SUMMARY:April PAX Community Conversation
DESCRIPTION:PAX COMMUNIT Y CONVERSATION \nThursday\, April 30\, 2026 \n7:00-8:15 p.m. (Zoom) \nJOIN US! \n“Finding Authentic Community in our Church” \nWe invite you to join a conversation about your experience of community in your local \nparish or faith tradition. \nAuthentic community provides a sense of belonging; brings people together; offers \nmutual support; often reflects a common vision; is intentionally inclusive and welcoming\, \ndemonstrates respect for all people and their views and more… \nIn his public life and in his writings\, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King\, Jr. shared his vision of \na Beloved Community\, one that recognizes and honors the image of God in every human \nbeing. \n****** \nHow/where do we find that in our parishes? How can we create community given the \nclustering of churches within our diocese? How do we navigate the divisions which exist \ndue to different understandings of Christian discipleship? What opportunities exist to \nstrengthen collaboration between clergy and laity? \nPlease RSVP to Mary Ellen at memquinn@peoplepc.com by April 29th \nto receive the zoom link.
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/april-pax-community-conversation/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Faith Leaders Summit on Nuclear Weapons Abolition  #1
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by the leadership of Archbishop John Wester\, who published a seminal pastoral letter over four years ago and has organized the Partnership for a World Without Nuclear Weapons\, we\, the Pax Christi New England Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (PCAN)\, have organized a virtual summit in four 90-minute sessions\, each featuring four – six Catholic and other faith leaders sharing their views on how we can best mobilize the Catholic population in nuclear abolition work. \nMAY 16 – SAT\, 10 – 11:30 AM EDT \nMarie Dennis\, Catholic Institute for Nonviolence \nIra Helfand\, Back from the Brink\, ICAN\, IPPNW \nGiulia Bordin\, Pax Christi International \nDavid Cortright\, Cornell University \nMaria Udalova\, Students for Nuclear Disarmament \nTo register: https://paxchristima.org/pax-christi-new-england-campaign-to-abolish-nuclear-weapons-pcan/
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/faith-leaders-summit-on-nuclear-weapons-abolition-1/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Pax Christi Maine Retreat - PRACTICING NONVIOLENCE TOWARD ALL OTHERS
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the third retreat in our series on Living the Nonviolent Life \nPRACTICING NONVIOLENCE TOWARD ALL OTHERS \nSunday May 17\, 2026 from 2:00-5:00 pm (zoom) \n******** \nThrough prayer\, meditation\, scripture\, reflection\, music and sharing\, we will explore the various ways we can practice nonviolence toward all others in our everyday lives. \nAnchored in our identities as beloved children of God … How can we become more nonviolent to those we know and meet? Who challenges our practice of nonviolence most? How do we find the God of Peace in these relationships? \nHow can small day-to-day encounters help us strengthen our commitment to nonviolence so that we will be better able to be nonviolent toward others in our places of employment\, in tense situations\, toward creation and all creatures? \nRegister by 5/16/26: Contact Martha Brodeur msim.brodeur@gmail.com /207.333.1236 \nThere is no fee for retreat. Donations to Pax Christi Maine can be sent \nc/o Mary Ellen Quinn 91 Baker Rd. Winterport\, ME 04496
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/pax-christi-maine-retreat-living-the-nonviolent-life-3/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260530T150000
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SUMMARY:Pax Christi Maine Annual Assembly
DESCRIPTION:MEETING FOR MEMBERS 3:00 – 4:15 p.m. \nPlease join us as we gather together as a community of faith committed to following Jesus’ Way of Nonviolence. We will review the activities of the past year\, reflect on current/future goals\, elect officers and council members and look ahead to the future. \nFollowing the business meeting\, we will invite the public to join us in learning about peace literacy in the age of artificial intelligence from speaker Paul K Chappell.  (See separate event post.) \n 
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/pax-christi-maine-annual-assembly/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Public Lecture - Paul K Chappell on Zoom
DESCRIPTION:Pax Christi Maine welcomes International Peace Educator\, \nPaul K. Chappell \nWest Point Graduate\, Iraq War veteran \nFounder and Executive Director of the Peace Literacy Institute \nSaturday May 30\, 2026 4:30 – 6:15 pm (zoom) \n“Navigating Our Fragile Future: Understanding Spiritual Poverty\, Trauma \nand the Tech Tsunami” \nWill the new technologies help us or hinder us? Will they be used to enhance our self-worth\, our need for belonging\, purpose and meaning? Will they take the place of nurturing relationships? How might the tangles of trauma such as alienation\, rage\, nihilism and addiction affect how these technologies get used and/or abused? \nPaul’s presentation offers language\, perspective and practices that help us resist dehumanization and interrupt cycles of violence – within ourselves and our communities. He states\, “our understanding of peace is only as good as our understanding of the human condition and trauma.” \nChappell provides a new peace paradigm for skillfully navigating the promises and perils of these technologies and humanity’s future. In addition to his work directing the Peace Literacy Institute\, Paul K. Chappell is the author of six books\, most recently Soldiers of Peace. He also teaches college courses\, workshops and leads a Peace Literacy curricular development team for grades K-12 and higher education. www.peaceliteracy.org \nFree and Open to the Public. Registration required by May 28th- For more information and zoom link contact – Mary Ellen memquinn@peoplepc.com
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/pax-christi-maine-spring-assembly-2/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Faith Leaders Summit on Nuclear Weapons Abolition #2
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by the leadership of Archbishop John Wester\, who published a seminal pastoral letter over four years ago and has organized the Partnership for a World Without Nuclear Weapons\, we\, the Pax Christi New England Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (PCAN)\, have organized a virtual summit in four 90-minute sessions\, each featuring four – six Catholic and other faith leaders sharing their views on how we can best mobilize the Catholic population in nuclear abolition work. \nMAY 31 – SUNDAY\, 3:00 – 4:30 PM EDT \nClaire Schaeffer-Duffy\, Catholic Worker \nKen Butigan\, Catholic Nonviolence Initiative \nMichele Dunne\, OFS\, Franciscan Action Network \nMichael Martin\, U.S. Marine Corps\, retired \nFrida Berrigan\, War Resisters League \nJerry Powers\, Notre Dame University \nTo register: https://paxchristima.org/pax-christi-new-england-campaign-to-abolish-nuclear-weapons-pcan/
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/faith-leaders-summit-on-nuclear-weapons-abolition-2/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260606T140000
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SUMMARY:Faith Leaders Summit on Nuclear Weapons Abolition #3
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by the leadership of Archbishop John Wester\, who published a seminal pastoral letter over four years ago and has organized the Partnership for a World Without Nuclear Weapons\, we\, the Pax Christi New England Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (PCAN)\, have organized a virtual summit in four 90-minute sessions\, each featuring four – six Catholic and other faith leaders sharing their views on how we can best mobilize the Catholic population in nuclear abolition work. \nJUNE 6 – SATURDAY\, 2:00 – 3:30 PM EDT \nBishop John Stowe\, Bishop President\, Pax Christi USA \nMaryann Cusimano Love\, Catholic University \nDan Moriarty\, Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns \nKevin Ahern\, Manhattan University \nArchbishop John Wester\, Partnership for a World without Nuclear Weapons \nTo register: https://paxchristima.org/pax-christi-new-england-campaign-to-abolish-nuclear-weapons-pcan/
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/faith-leaders-summit-on-nuclear-weapons-abolition-3/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260614T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260614T203000
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SUMMARY:Faith Leaders Summit on Nuclear Weapons Abolition #4
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by the leadership of Archbishop John Wester\, who published a seminal pastoral letter over four years ago and has organized the Partnership for a World Without Nuclear Weapons\, we\, the Pax Christi New England Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (PCAN)\, have organized a virtual summit in four 90-minute sessions\, each featuring four – six Catholic and other faith leaders sharing their views on how we can best mobilize the Catholic population in nuclear abolition work. \nJUNE 14 – SUNDAY\, 7:00 – 8:30 PM EDT \nNick Mele\, PCUSA Nuclear Disarmament Working Group \nSr. Bridget Bearss\, Leadership Conference of Women Religious \nFr. Stephen Newton\, Association of U.S. Catholic Priests \nCamila Perez\, PCUSA Young Adults Caucus \nJoseph Gerson\, Campaign for Peace\, Disarmament\, & Common Security \nTo register: https://paxchristima.org/pax-christi-new-england-campaign-to-abolish-nuclear-weapons-pcan/
URL:https://paxchristi-maine.org/event/faith-leaders-summit-on-nuclear-weapons-abolition-4/
LOCATION:Zoom
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