The Archdiocese of Port of Spain will be represented at a May 16-18 international meeting in Rome to mark the anniversary of a papal encyclical.
May 15 is the 50th anniversary of Pope John XXIII’s encyclical, Mater et Magistra (Mother and Teacher); the encyclical, which deals with Christianity and Social Progress, was promulgated May 15, 1961.
The Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace (PCJP) will host the congress for heads of Commissions for Justice and Peace, of Offices for social problems and labour, “as well as to the directors of institutes and centres of the Social Doctrine of the Church”.
Leela Ramdeen, chair of the Catholic Commission for Social Justice, is currently in London on private business and will make the trip over to the Italian capital on behalf of the Archdiocese. She will likely be the lone Caribbean Catholic Church representative.
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According to the PCJP website (www.pcgp.it/pcgp/), two issues to be focussed on at the meeting will be: How to discern the implementation of Mater et Magistra in reference to social imbalances in the light of justice and equity, and Review the current disparities in the context of globalisation.
Theme for Day 1 (May 16) will be “New Evangelisation of Society: The Role of the Social Doctrine of the Church”, Day 2 (May 17) will be “Man and His Environment: Work, Resources, Participation, Justice and Politics” and Day 3 (May 18), “The Church’s social doctrine: experimentation, good practices”. The congress closes with an audience with Pope Benedict XVI.
Story appeared in Catholic News May 15.
