Fr. Ted Penton, SJ, Secretary Jesuit Conference Office of Justice and Ecology Two words keep coming to me in prayer: humility and listening. While making progress on particular issues is important, it’s also…
October 2020 from the Center for Action and Contemplation Only the Divine matters,And because the Divine matters,Everything matters. …
Benedictine Sister Joan Chittister is a theologian, author, and speaker, whose wisdom and approach to social justice I take very seriously. I offer you these encouraging words from her about…
Voters of faith largely support action on climate change, new survey shows (Sojourners), faith groups organize to motivate, mobilize climate voters as Election Day nears (National Catholic Reporter), poll finds…
Basil Brave Heart, one of the most respected Elders on Pine Ridge, October 2020 “The shadow’s brain, heart, and soul is darker than dark. We’re on a path of a…
NCRonline, October 2020, A large majority of Catholic voters believe climate change is a serious or somewhat serious concern and that governments at all levels as well as corporations and…
Exclusive interview with Cardinal-designate Antoine Kambanda, whose family was killed in the 1994 Rwandan genocide Cardinal-designate Antoine Kambanda (Photo: Catholic Church in Rwanda/DR) By Lucie Sarr | Rwanda Antoine Kambanda was a 36-year-old priest studying…
Richard Rohr, Nov. 8, 2020 – God is the ultimate nonviolent one, so we dare not accept any theory of salvation—much less socialization, economics, or politics—that is based on violence,…
