Martin Niemöller, whose birth we celebrate Jan. 14, is best known for his haunting “First they came…” reflection on complicity in the Holocaust. His story of conversion reminds us that as we...
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The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler tells the story of a woman who saved 2,500 children from likely death during the Holocaust. This discussion guide draws out key themes of Catholic social...
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The reality of violence against women is overwhelming, but as we celebrate Human Rights Day, there are signs of new hope.
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Eleanor Roosevelt played a key role in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. As we celebrate its 65th anniversary, explore her legacy in promoting the values of human dignity and solidarity that...
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Human Rights Day is Dec. 10. This presentation explores the depth and breadth of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as we celebrate its 65th anniversary. Links to videos and music deepen the...
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Examining the life of Dorothy Day provides opportunities to explore our own journey to justice. Discussion questions unpack the meaning of her amazing life.
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Pope Francis concludes “Evangelii Gaudium” (The Joy of the Gospel) with a prayer for the intercession of Mary as the church evangelizes. He writes of her presence at the stable in Bethlehem and...
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Typhoon Haiyan swept through the Philippines, killing more than 10,000 people and injuring countless more. Pray for and support those left to pick up the pieces.
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As Thanksgiving approaches, we load our tables and pull up extra chairs. But many Americans can't come to the feast. They lack food security. Our prayer service reminds us of the scriptural call to...
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St. Frances Cabrini is the patron of immigrants. Her feast day is November 13th. This prayer celebrates her labors of love as the first U.S. citizen to be canonized.
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“No one left to speak” – The Life of Martin Niemöller
The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler
Shining a Light: Threats to Human Rights of Women
Eleanor Roosevelt: A Champion of Human Rights and Dignity
Human Rights Day and the UDHR
Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story
The Long Walk: In Memory of Nelson Mandela
Mother of the Living Gospel
Evangelii Gaudium
Who Hurt Like We Hurt: Prayer in the Aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan
So All May Have A Place at the Table
To Labor and To Love: A prayer on the Feast of Saint Frances Cabrini