An Ancient Practice Meets the Modern World: A Panel Discussion of the Documentary Film SABBATH

Told as a collection of short stories, the documentary film SABBATH explores the history of one of the world's most important spiritual practices and its timeless relevance for a stressed-out, modern world.

Join the Brueggeman Center on March 13 at 7pm in the Kennedy Auditorium for a special viewing of a shortened version of SABBATH (20-25 mins), followed by a panel discussion with:

Film Maker
Martin Doblmeier

Religious Ethics Professor
Dr. John Sniegocki

Dorothy Day Center for Faith & Justice
Rabbi Jen Lewis

Islamic Studies Chair
Dr. Waleed El-Ansary

This event is free and open to the public. There is no RSVP required.

To view the full 2-hour SABBATH film before this event (for free!), use the following links...

Episode 1: https://vimeo.com/778626630/630eb68eee
Episode 2: https://vimeo.com/783170059/3469641d55

Thank you to our event co-sponsors:
The College of Arts & Sciences, the Theology Department, and the Ethics/Religion and Society Program.