Tuesday, April 15th, 2025
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM EST
Online, Zoom
With John Milloy, Assist. Prof of Public Ethics, Martin Luther Univ. College; Director, Centre for Public Ethics; Former Ontario MPP
”Can faith and politics ever mix? If so, how? Should our political leaders, who take their faith seriously - particularly christian leaders - separate their faith-based values from the civic responsibilities and calling?
As Canadians come to terms with our broken post-pandemic world, many believe that the last thing we need is religion. John Milloy, a former political advisor and Ontario Cabinet minister, challenges this view. Drawing upon his political experience, he argues that Christians can make an important contribution to society’s healing as well as addressing the deep polarization that is gripping our nation. This will involve change. Christians need a fresh approach to making their voice heard in the public square beyond the hot-button issues of abortion and sexuality.
Join the Jesuit Forum for Social Faith and Justice and John Milloy in conversation on how we can ponder with deeper discernment the civic issues and choices we are facing as Canadians in the 2025 Federal election."