Pope John Paul II is a beloved figure to many Catholics and reflecting on how his journeys around the world revealed his deep commitment to CST is a positive way to introduce these teachings to...
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The Pope reflects on the positive and negative aspects of the Internet.
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This article is a reflection on American consumerism.
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This fact sheet focuses on the health care crisis in the U.S. It can be used for Cover the Uninsured Week or at any other time.
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This prayer service prays for mothers around the world who have lost children to violence, while educating about areas of the world in which war and conflict persist and daily living is dangerous.
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The Church has been vocal about immigration throughout its history. In recent years, the U.S. Bishops have suggested guidelines for just immigration reform that respects the dignity of immigrants....
This fact sheet answers basis questions about immigrants, undocumented immigration, impact on the U.S. economy, and much more. A short prayer is included.
This is a creative new legislative proposal to bring healthy locally grown foods to local schools which would help children in poverty and all children eat nutritional food while helping small farms...
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Schools across the U.S. participate in Send My Friend to School Week, usually the last week in April. Use this week to learn about education and literacy across the world, and to take action.
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The lack of food security for much of the world's population is slowing down progress toward the Millenium Development Goals. Catholic Social Teaching, particularly statements by Pope John Paul II,...
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The three largest religions in the U.S. are Christianity, Islam and Judaism. Members of each of the religions, united around the central belief in the same God and a common understanding of...
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Journey to Justice with Pope John Paul II
April 23, 2006 - For Pope Benedict XVI, Christ's Resurrection Must Lead to Peace
Pope John Paul II's Message for World Communication Day 2002
The Virtue of Restraint: Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Choice?
Human Dignity and Health Care Coverage in the U.S.
Prayer Service for Mothers Who Have Lost Children in War
CST and Immigration
Immigration Basics
Farm to Cafeteria Project - Support Your Local Farmers
Send My Friend to School Week
Food Security/Insecurity in the World and the MDGs
Christians, Muslims and Jews: Working Together to Heal the Environment