Come one, come all and join together for an Interfaith celebration of Peace. Listen to the harmonious crooning of Song & Spirit featuring Brother Al Mascia and Maggid Steve Klaper as they play to raise money for their Song& Spirit Institute.
Sunday March 20, 2011 @ 7 pm
1. Interfaith Peace Concert - Brother Al Mascia OFM and Maggid Steve Klaper work to promote inter-religious dialogue and interaction through music and storytelling performances, educational programs and presentations. This cultural and spiritual exchange advances the realization of World Peace.
2. A Franciscan Monk and a Jewish Troubadour, working together to bring peace to the world, one song at a time.
Order of Appearances
a. Choir/Gathering Music
b. Speaker: Dr. Imam Achmat Salie
c. Steve and Al of Song & Spirit
3. LOCATION: Telephone: (734) 769-2550
St. Francis of Assisi Parish, 2250 E. Stadium, Ann Arbor
Nearest crossroads: Between Packard & Washtenaw.
4. Free Parking - Free Admission - Five (5) entrances to Church
Remember: Peace Begins With You...Please Donate
Song and Spirit is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization – All donations are tax-deductible
Join us to enjoy music and storytelling, hosted at
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Parish, 2250 E. Stadium, Ann Arbor 48104.
Sunday evening, March 20, 2011, at 7:00pm,
we will get started with A MUSLIM SPEAKER, Dr. Imam Achmat Salie.
Song and Spirit offers us
A FRANCISCAN MINSTREL and A JEWISH TROUBADOUR,
working together to bring peace to the world, one song at a time.
Maggid Steve Klaper and Brother Al Mascia OFM
use music and storytelling to bring together and
inspire those seeking common spiritual ground.
After the concert join us for a social with snacks in the Parish Activities Center.
Help host!
This cultural and spiritual exchange advances the realization of World Peace. This year is the 25th anniversary of Pope John Paul II's inter-religious prayer for peace in Assisi, Italy. So, we are praying together with members of other religions for peace. Come Join Us!
“There will be no peace in the world without peace among the religions; there will be no peace among the religions without dialogue, and no dialogue without emphasis on a common ethic.” Fr. Hans Kung
We know that "we believe in the same God, the one God, the living God."
We hope to "solemnly renew the commitment of believers of every religion to live their own religious faith as a service in the cause of peace." Pope Benedict XVI See: http://www.catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/1100061.htm
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