A two-page Food for Thought resource asks questions about who regulates the food business in the U.S. and reminds us of the need to focus on the common good.
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This two-page resource/bulletin-insert explores the specific injustices women face during war and in the aftermath of war. A Vatican commission on women spokesperson recently addressed the UN with...
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We cannot forget those who continue to suffer in the wake of natural disasters around the world: read the latest on the earthquake victims in Pakistan as winter approaches, and consider issues of...
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The devastation of Katrina is still a problem in the U.S., especially for those in poverty. A comparison of two families from New Orleans, one upper-middle class, and one among the "working...
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This student-run campaign, focused on helping students become aware of socially justice issues and solidarity with others across the world, offers a sign of hope.
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This prayer service is for remembering the immigrants, as Scripture encourages us, and is by the National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice.
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This article and reflection is on the continuing violence in Darfur and its root causes, such as poverty and environmental destruction. Use this resource for group discussion or as a bulletin...
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This two-page reflection/case study focuses on the problems with health care in U.S. prisons, from the point of view of Scriptures and Catholic Social Teaching, based on the U.S. Catholic Bishops'...
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Up to 20,000 children in northern Uganda have been kidnapped and forced to fight in a conflict that has been raging for 19 years. Other children flee from rural areas to villages to sleep at night,...
00Christopher Kerrhttps://educationforjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/efj-680x312-transparent.pngChristopher Kerr2005-10-12 04:00:002019-04-26 13:06:04Prayer for Victims of the Mudslides and Earthquake
While enormous amounts of money are spent daily on the build-up of weapons, especially nuclear weapons, which threaten the well-being of all creation. Pope John Paul II spoke repeatedly about the...
A main tenant of Catholic Social Teaching is the dignity of every human person. Popes and Bishops have consistently called for an end to the death penalty. This Litany is for an End to the Death...
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A CST Perspective on Who Makes Decisions on the Food We Eat
Violence, War, Women
In Pakistan, Millions Homeless for Winter; Looking at Structural Issues
Poverty, Post-Katrina: Who Can Rebuild?
Sign of Hope: Operation Day's Work
Remember the Immigrant Prayer Service
Poverty, War, and the Environment in Darfur
Health Care in Prisons
Child Soldiers in Uganda
Prayer for Victims of the Mudslides and Earthquake
Nuclear Disarmament
Litany for an End to the Death Penalty