Fr. D'Agostino was a charismatic leader and visionary who responded with compassion and advocated for the needs of abandoned HIV-positive children in Kenya. His work lives on in the orphanage and...
The 2008 Olympics have provided a venue to focus a spotlight on the human rights abuses of the Chinese government. They also hold a teachable moment. This three-page resource includes background...
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Biofuels have been in the news of late as rising fuel costs spur the interest in alternative renewable energy sources. In light of growing food scarcity, environmental sustainability questions and...
July 18 is the birthday of Nelson Mandela, who is a model of a life long non-violent justice activist whose dedication bought about the end of the racist apartheid government in South Africa. A...
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A Background Resource, Prayer and Action Guide.
The conflict in Darfur continues to spiral out of control. Since 2003 when conflict broke out in the Darfur region of Sudan, the Church has been...
Fr. Romain Rurangirwa survived the Rwandan genocide in 1994. He was a college student at the time. In the first of seven video segments, Fr. Romain responds to a student's question about the impact...
This film guide provides an excellent forum to explore immigration in a recent documentary.
For over twenty years a migrant chapel remained invisible to the wealthy residents of a San Diego, CA...
Solidarity "is not a feeling of vague compassion or shallow distress at the misfortunes of so many people, both near and far. On the contrary, it is a firm and persevering determination to...
The resources on the current world food crisis present a Catholic Social Teaching view and analysis of the systems involved in world food purchases and distribution, scriptural reflections and some...
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This resource provides four pages of recent and relevant quotes that summarize the Church's social teaching on human rights, as well as discussion questions.
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The film, Juno, provides a timely tool to look at issues central to life. The film focuses on the dignity of life, particularly the life of the unborn, and the dignity of the human person. It...
Fr. Angelo D'Agostino, S.J.
Human Rights, China and the 2008 Olympics
Biofuels Backgrounder
Nelson Mandela: His Life and His Witness
Crisis in Darfur Intensifies
A Witness Speaks: Faith Refined in Rwandan Genocide (Video 1)
The Invisible Chapel
Recent Quotes on Solidarity
Analyzing The 2008 World Food Crisis
Human Rights and Catholic Social Tradition
Prayer for the People of Myanmar/Burma
Juno