This training is an introduction to the theory and practice of Nonviolent Communication, with particular emphasis on key skill-building and foundational understanding. Nonviolent Communication (NVC), is a powerful tool for transforming and mediating interpersonal, intra-personal, organizational, and inter-group conflicts. This is an interactive and beginner’s workshop designed for those that may have no to little prior studies of any special nonviolent communication. This workshop will expose participants to basic NVC strategies and skills that are used in the types of conflicts that might arise in your work life or personal life. You may want to try out new skills with family members, co-workers, and neighbors. This training will be led by Sal Corbin of the DC Peace Team. Tuesday, Oct 21, 2025. 9 am-noon MT

Restorative Justice, or "RJ," is a philosophy and set of practices that engage the community in building relationships and repairing harm through inclusive dialogue, deep understanding, and shared power. This session will provide participants a chance to engage with both the theoretical roots and practical tactics of RJ.  Attendees will engage in community building exercises, multimedia presentation, and ample dialogue around the core tenets of "RJ." Finally, participants will have a chance to enter their very own restorative circle. This will provide attendees with a chance to see, hear, and feel what Restorative Justice in Practice looks like. This training will be led by Sal Corbin of the DC Peace Team. Tuesday, Oct 28, 2025. 9 am-noon MT

How we view all ecclesial, moral, and political issues is rooted ultimately in how we understand God. What concept of God undergirds our beliefs and practices? How might the God whom Jesus incarnated and revealed view our present conception of Christian nationalism? Given the amount of hatred and division in our country, world, and churches today, what are some of our current ecclesial, moral, and political challenges as we strove for reconciliation, healing and peace?

Fr. Ron Rolheiser, OMI will lead this in-person only event. It will take place at Saint Pius X Catholic Church’s Community Center. Registration is required. Thursday November 6th, 7:00 pm MT

Fr. Brian Strassburger, SJ, Director of Del Camino Jesuit Border Ministries, will discuss how Ignatian and Catholic values shape his work in supporting migrants and victims of kidnapping along the U.S.-Mexico border and across the country. He will also share insights on the deep harm caused to the Body of Christ by aggressive policies implemented by the current administration, including the criminalization of migrants based on their tattoos.

Fr. Strassburger SJ director of El Camino Jesuit Ministry in McAllen, TX will lead this online webinar. Wednesday, Nov. 12th.2025 -3:00 to 4:30 pm MT.