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The LMU Latino/a/x Theology and Ministry Initiative presents

The 2023-2024 Hispanic Ministry and Theology Community Conversation

 

The Synodal Path Transforming Catholicism and Reconciling the World

With Synod Delegate and Chancellor of the Diocese of San Bernardino

Sister Leticia Salazar, ODN

 

Tuesday, January 30, 2024, 7:00 PM

Loyola Marymount University

 

About the Presenter:  Sister Leticia Salazar serves as Chancellor of the Diocese of San Bernardino that, with 1.6 million Catholics, is one of the largest Catholic Dioceses in the United States.  In the synodal process, in addition to being a member of the Synod held in Rome (October 2023) she has been active in synod preparation at the diocesan, regional, national and continental levels. Sister Leticia previously served as Director of Hispanic Ministry and Director of the Institute for Pastoral Ministry with the Diocese of Orange, She was Provincial Superior of the religious order of the Company of Mary Our Lady United States Province and is currently a member of the leadership team for the Province of the Pacific (USA, Colombia, Peru). A graduate of Loyola Marymount University, she holds a master's degree in Bioethics and Spirituality from LMU.  She also holds a Spiritual Director/Accompaniment Certificate from the Jesuit Institute in Rome.

This year’s event draws together academic, cultural, and religious communities for an in-depth discussion of synodality, a topic that is dear to the heart of Pope Francis as he seeks to connect believers more closely to each other and to our world.

Reception to follow

A recording of the event will be available at a later date

Please bring your cell phone, headphones, and charger so that you can listen to the simultaneous translation.

Thank you to our co-sponsors for their support:

  • Office of the President
  • Office of the Provost
  • Office of Student Affairs
  • Mission & Ministry
  • Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts
  • College of Communication and Fine Arts
  • Campus Ministry
  • CSJ Center for Reconciliation and Justice
  • T. Marie Chilton Professor of Catholic Theology
  • Theological Studies
  • Catholic Studies

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