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Join the series focusing on addressing racism within a pastoral context, fostering discussions for racial harmony and understanding. Explore the responsibility we all share in combating our national disease, racism. Guidelines ensure respectful engagement and shared experiences. Session details and guidelines provided.
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Discussion Series: A Pastoral Letter on Racial Harmony
Discussion Series: A Pastoral Letter on Racial Harmony Reflection Session Four 3
Discussion Series: A Pastoral Letter on Racial Harmony R A C I S M OUR NATIONAL DISEASE GETTING SICK WAS NOT OUR FAULT. GETTING WELL IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY. 4
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Discussion Series: A Pastoral Letter on Racial Harmony Continuing the New Battle of New Orleans +Most Rev. Gregory Aymond Archbishop of New Orleans 9
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Discussion Series: A Pastoral Letter on Racial Harmony TABLE SHARING GUIDELINES Each table needs a: Facilitator to begin the sharing & ensures that each person gets time to share. Reporter torecord the general remarks and report to the large group in general terms, using 2 or 3 sentences. Reporter will not use identifiers such as names, gender, race or job title. Time Keeper tokeep time and ensure that each person has 2 - 3 minutes to share. 14
Discussion Series: A Pastoral Letter on Racial Harmony • TABLE SHARING GUIDELINES • Sharing Rules • I will listen with respect and interest. (turn off cell phones) • I will not interrupt except to say I can’t hear the speaker. • I will make “I” statements and share my own experiences not those of someone else. • I will share concisely and allow time for others to speak. • I will “pass” if I am not ready to share but I will not opt out of the conversation completely. • I will not use “us” and “them”, other divisive words, or racist or derogatory labels. • I will not try to explain away or make excuses for someone else’s experience. • I will stay on the topic of racism and not introduce other “isms”. • I will keep as sacred what is shared in the group and I will not repeat it outside of the group. • If someone becomes upset, the table leader will call a facilitator to help the person. 16
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Discussion Series: A Pastoral Letter on Racial Harmony