“How a Physicist, a Singer, and an Ordinary Houseplant
Can Give Us Hope for a Better World”

A Zoom Presentation with the Art and Stories of
Brother Mickey McGrath

October 25, 2023

Online at 7pm – 8:30pm EDT

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Albert Einstein, an immigrant Jew who escaped Nazi Germany, witnessed first-hand the rampant racism of the United States and was vocal in his condemnation of it. His creative talents as a musician helped him nurture a deep and lasting friendship with Marian Anderson, the great African-American opera  singer who suffered the effects of racism throughout her legendary life and career. Their brilliant mutual gifts of creativity and music helped them create a soul  friendship that rose above and beyond the racist culture in which they lived.

Brother Mickey McGrath, OSFS is an award-winning Artist, Author, and story-teller who believes that “beauty will save the world.” He is the 2023 recipient of the Marianist Award given by the University of Dayton to people who promote the intellectual life of the church. His most recent book, MADONNAS OF COLOR, has been awarded by various Catholic publishing associations.