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To Get Our Nation Back On Track, We Need A ‘Holy Recovery’

Jennifer Butler
July 9, 2021
Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
Scarcity has been the name of the game for far too long in American politics. We are constantly offered a choice between which group of people is forced to go without, in the name of austerity.

Hope in Hard Times: An Element of Our Prophetic Vocation

Julia Walsh
December 4, 2020
Church Life, General, Theology
I continue to be challenged by the ongoing need for reconstruction, for the building of a society not based on the evils of systemic racism and environmental degradation; it’s big, overdue work. I feel helpless and lost, I am not sure how to help. It’s a lot, and I am discouraged and overwhelmed. Yet, I am singing.

Gilroy, El Paso, Dayton, and the Normalization of Violence

Thomas Reese
August 5, 2019
General, Politics, Practical Justice
I feel guilty, but I simply cannot take it anymore.

Nuns & Nones Helps Millennials Find Surprise Soulmates in Catholic Sisters

Emily McFarlan Miller
July 15, 2019
General, LGBTQ+, Women
It's OK to ask questions without answers.

Awaiting Trial for Breaking into a Nuclear Base, 7 Catholic Activists Are Unrepentant

Yonat Shimron
July 11, 2019
Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice
Do we really want peace?

Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris Ravaged by Fire

Yonat Shimron
April 15, 2019
Church Life, General
"We will appeal to the greatest talents … and we will rebuild."

In Fight over Protestant-Only Foster Agency, Lawsuit Asks: Who Is a Christian?

Yonat Shimron
February 26, 2019
Church Life, Family and Parenting, Interfaith, LGBTQ+, Politics
Historically, Protestants have objected to the office of the pope; devotion to Mary, the mother of Jesus, and to the saints, which some Protestants see as a form of idolatry.

Catholic School Apologizes After Clip Emerges of Students Mocking Native Americans

Emily McFarlan Miller and Jack Jenkins
January 20, 2019
General, Immigration & Refugees, Race
“They’re just responding to a president that is giving license to racists and bigots who have no place in our society."

Jewish Lending Groups Step in to Help Their Furloughed Kin

Yonat Shimron
January 9, 2019
Interfaith, Politics, Practical Justice
There are an estimated 800,000 furloughed workers across the country.

Pope to Church: Bring Abusers to Justice

Thomas Reese
January 3, 2019
Church Life, Global
To those who have abused minors, Pope Francis said, “convert and hand yourself over to human justice, and prepare for divine justice.”
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