Does your faith inform
your vote?

A workshop on the issues of the 2024 election

• Oct. 5 (Saturday)
• 9-11 a.m.
• In-Person and Zoom Options Available

Presented by Fr. Mark Miller, CPPS

Pope Francis makes it clear: In our participation in public life, we are called to be multi-issue voters, not single-issue voters, with the ultimate aim of supporting the common good.

This workshop will provide you with resources to educate yourself as a faithful voter on the issues and concerns that are “equally sacred.”

We will walk through the most pressing issues of the upcoming election, looking at them through the lens of Catholic Social Teaching. The workshop focuses on issues, not political parties or candidates.

Catholic Social Teaching arises out of the long and rich tradition that includes the written teachings of the Church and the witness of Christians and people of good will, committed to proclaiming the love of the Gospel and the justice of God’s kingdom.

Catholic Social Teaching is not a theory or an intellectual exercise, but rather how people of faith are called to live the Gospel in a broken and suffering world.

This election season, justice-seekers are coming together to consider the many issues that serve the common good, so all of us have what we need to thrive and help us move closer to a multiracial, multi- faith, inclusive democracy.