The Labor Movement and the Catholic Church, Then and Now
The Labor Movement and the Catholic Church, Then and Now: The Legacy of Monsignor George Higgins
Monday, May 2 @ 3pm ET
For decades, legendary “labor priest” Monsignor George Higgins was a living link between the American labor movement and the Catholic Church. Higgins passed away 20 years ago this May 1. To commemorate the occasion, the AFL-CIO and the Catholic Labor Network are hosting a panel discussion on Higgins’s legacy and the relationship between organized labor and the Catholic Church, then and now. This event will be livestreamed from the AFL-CIO in Washington DC.
Hosts: President Liz Shuler, AFL-CIO, and Patti Edwards Devlin, Catholic Labor Network
Moderator: Fr. Clete Kiley, UNITE HERE and the Archdiocese of Chicago
Panelists:
- Fr. Evelio Menjivar, Archdiocese of Washington
- Dr. Meghan Clark, St. John’s University
- Chuck Hendricks, UNITE HERE and Catholic Labor Network
- Ingrid Delgado, US Conference of Catholic Bishops
CLICK HERE to register to view the livestream