Join us as we witness the blessed unveiling of Timothy Schmalz’s latest masterpiece, “Let The Oppressed Go Free.” Discover the profound story behind this sculpture that raises awareness about human trafficking and honors St. Josephine Bakhita. Hear the artist’s inspiring encounter with Pope Francis and the message of liberation and compassion it carries. Learn how this sculpture, connected to “Angels Unawares,” sheds light on the vulnerability of migrants and the urgent issue of human trafficking. Together, let’s stand against slavery and embrace empathy for the oppressed.
Unveiling “Let The Oppressed Go Free”: A Powerful Sculpture by Timothy Schmalz
Discover the profound story behind this sculpture that raises awareness about human trafficking and honors St. Josephine Bakhita.
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