Mending the World: How Clothes Can Inspire Social and Environmental Repair with Céire Kealty

What can our clothes teach us about the state of our world? This presentation takes a closer look at garments to explore what they reveal about our current labor, environmental, and social landscape, and how they might inspire change. This talk will use Catholic Social Teaching as a guide in charting a more just path forward in "mending the world." Céire Kealty writes and presents on topics related to Christianity, labor juice, and the environment.

"Sint Sink," the indigenous name for the land that we minister on which is today called Mariandale, translates to "Stone upon Stone." In this series we will cultivate attention to the land we walk upon, both here in Ossining, NY, and all the places that you find yourself. Each of our three guests will help us to explore land justice through a lens of Integral Ecology which recognizes that the "cry of the earth is the cry of the poor." Each session will deepen our attention to earth through prayer and conversation with one another as we remember the land, seek to live in abundance, and reflect on our response to unjust systems.

Presenter Céire Kealty writes and presents on topics related to Christianity, labor justice, and the environment. She holds a PhD in Theology from Villanova University, and lives in the greater Philadelphia area.

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