T H E F A I T H + J U S T I C E R E S O U R C E L I B R A R Y
Study, teach, and practice Catholic social tradition. We offer members access to a growing library of thousands of text-based and multimedia resources rooted in Gospel values and Catholic Social Teaching.
W H A T P E O P L E A R E S A Y I N G A B O U T
“I can always count on EFJ to provide information and perspectives that bring alive the call and challenge of the Gospels.”
“I use the EFJ website on a regular basis. The prayer services have been very helpful, and I use the prayers in the parish bulletin or for parish meetings to help parishioners reflect upon a variety of social justice issues.”
“I like EFJ due to its simplicity and in a fast moving world, there are timely tools one can access readily.”
“Whether preparing for an event, looking for course integration opportunities or creating an emergency response, the resources in EFJ help to infuse Catholic Social Teaching into the day to day work of a university.”
Explore 2,500+ topical prayers, discussion guides, reflections, lesson plans, fact sheets, and more. Our resources are crafted by experts in the Catholic faith and justice network and contain links to Catholic Social Teaching and the pastoral circle. Whether you’re in a school, parish, religious order, or simply seeking to enrich your own faith life, we’ve got resources for you!
O U R G U I D I N G P R I N C I P L E
Learn. Experience. Pray. Analyze. The Pastoral circle is a method of recognizing, reflecting on, and responding to injustice; based on the “see, judge, act” tradition of Catholic social tradition, it has been influenced by those working with people in poverty in Latin America and Africa.
R E A D Y T O J O I N U S ?
Don’t hesitate to contact Clarissa Aljentera, director of Education for Justice, at 216-200-7166 or efj@ignatiansolidarity.net to learn more about becoming a member today! Education for Justice is a project of the Ignatian Solidarity Network, a national social justice education and advocacy network inspired by the spirituality of Saint Ignatius of Loyola.
Plan out your next lesson, faith group session, or campus event with this easy-to-use, interactive calendar. The Education for Justice Social Justice Calendar provides users with access to hundreds of both Catholic and secular commemorations and celebrations that illuminate the realities of injustice and highlight the work of social justice, rooted in the values of Catholic Social Teaching.
