Balancing Gratitude and Grief: Father Robert Capone ’91 (BA)

Balancing Gratitude and Grief
Wednesday, July 22 at 11 a.m.
Zoom Virtual Event (Register for Link)

This season, many of us are experiencing grief in our own unique ways. Many in our community have experienced loss; loss of work, purpose, human connection, certainty, and for some, loss of life. Many are tired; tired of the unknown, the fear, the fight. We need to acknowledge these losses and take the time to grieve for them. How can we together and with God find solace and gratitude while honoring the losses we have all been experiencing?

We invite you to join us for this meaningful conversation as we strengthen our connection with one another and grow closer to God.

This session will be facilitated by Kara Marsh Proffitt '04 and Maya Hood '17, '18 MA (USD Alumni Relations staff)

Father Robert's Bio:
Fr. Robert Capone serves as a university chaplain for the University of San Diego and chaplain for the USD Torero Men's Basketball team. In his roles with USD, he is charged with coordinating the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) program and the Lenten Retreat as well as individual pastoral counseling and spiritual accompaniment. Fr. Robert graduated with a degree in business administration from the University in 1991 before going on to receive his Masters in Theology from Saint John's Seminary.

How can the USD Alumni Association provide you opportunities to connect with God and continue the spiritual journey you experienced during your days at Alcala Park? If you have suggestions or feedback please connect directly with Kara Marsh Proffitt, Director of Alumni Operations and Engagement, at kmarsh@sandiego.edu.