Lumen Fidei (The Light of Faith) is the first encyclical signed by Pope Francis. Jim Hug, S.J., former Center of Concern president, provides a precis, and we've added a few summary questions to help...
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The push for comprehensive immigration reform appears stalled in the House of Representatives. This update includes insights from Pope Francis and Archbishop Jose Gomez, along with a call for...
Phyllis Theroux has written a comprehensive story of the courageous life of Bishop Walter Sullivan of Richmond, Va. This discussion guide explores his ministry and how he lived out Catholic...
In his recent World Environment Day address, Pope Francis blamed our culture of waste for our failure to care for creation. His challenge echoes the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi.
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June 26 is the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The effort is an ongoing commitment to strengthen cooperation and action against drug trafficking and abuse around...
Uncover insightful resources on the Guatemalan genocide trials, a pivotal chapter in the history of human rights advocacy. These materials provide a deep dive into the quest for justice...
World Youth Day 2013 will be held in July in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Young people from around the world will gather with Pope Francis in solidarity and uphold human dignity through experiences...
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The situation at the detention center at Guantánamo Bay is dire. More than 100 prisoners continue to be detained without charge, trial, or prospect of release. Prayer and action are needed.
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Prospects of peace remain dim in Syria. An estimated 70,000 people have lost their lives and more are being killed every day. Human rights violations abound. This thorough backgrounder provides...
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It is easy to lose hope amid crises regarding our environment, energy and economy. Active Hope makes us participants in bringing about what we hope for. Discover dozens of ways to make a difference...
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A new compendium about the food sovereignty movement gives us much to ponder about what we eat and how it is produced. This discussion guide provides starter questions, along with a link where you...
Lumen Fidei: A Summary of Francis' First Encyclical
Immigration Reform: Resisting Indifference
The Good Bishop
Challenging Our Culture of Waste
Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
Guatemalan Genocide Trials
World Youth Day
Guantánamo: Forgiveness, Justice, and Mercy
A Glimpse of the Syrian Crisis
Let Your Spirit Blow
Active Hope: Responding to Global Crises
Harvesting Justice