Sherine Green

Sherine O Green serves as a pastoral associate at the Catholic Community of Christ Our Light in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Previously, she worked at the Romero Center in Camden, New Jersey, where she developed retreats for high schools, colleges, and parish groups. She was a Mercy Volunteer and completed her graduate studies with the Sisters of Mercy at St Joseph’s College of Maine. She is originally from Jamaica. One of her greatest peace and justice opportunities came during an immersion experience to Northern Ireland. She also maintains the Marianist Social Justice Facebook Page and facilitates pastoral leaders in peace and justice dialogue Micah Groups.

Faith, Compassion, and Racial Justice

This contemporary study of the “Good Samaritan” calls us to a deeper understanding of human dignity and connects us with our brothers and sisters especially those who are isolated or victimized because of race or class.

Visiting Un-Entered Places

We all walk the journey of suffering, death, and resurrection with passion. Jesus’ Passion reminds us of the mystery of love and the power it has to connect and bring to life humanity. This service retreat calls young adults to visit places they would not normally go and to make new connections with a culture or neighborhood they would not normally enter.