Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time [c]
February 7, 2016
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Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time [c]
January 31, 2016
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These 11 reflections are written by John Dear, a Catholic priest and world-renowned peacemaker and nonviolent activist for social justice. Father John invites all of us "to reflect on the nonviolence...
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Movies are a great way to engage participants in discussion about social justice themes and ideas. This resource categorizes films by social justice topic. Guidelines for using the movies as well as...
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This Smilebox reflection invites us to reflect on Pope Francis’s 2016 World Day of Peace Message. His words remind us that we are called to make compassion, love, mercy, and solidarity a true way...
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Fr. Fred Kammer, S.J., reflects on the sin of racism and important Church documents that call us to conversion, to respect the rights, dignity, equality, and sanctity of racially different...
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This resource is an introduction to the gifts Sr. Thea Bowman shared with the Church as she embodied the joy and celebration of African American worship.
Hermano Santiago (Brother James Miller, F.S.C.) lived a life in solidarity with the people of Nicaragua and Guatemala until February 13, 1982 when he was shot dead. Brother Paul Joslin, F.S.C., a...
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Father Pedro Arrupe, S.J., a great missionary, a man on fire promoted compassion through structural change. He was a pioneer in urging the combination of pastoral concern, biblical reflection, and...
First Sunday of Lent [c] February 14, 2016
Ash Wednesday [c] February 10, 2016
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time [c] February 7, 2016
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time [c] January 31, 2016
Lenten Reflections 2016: Following Jesus on the Path of Nonviolence
Social Justice Films
Pope Francis's 2016 World Day of Peace Message
Catholic Social Thought and Racism
Grace Heard Singing: Sister Thea Bowman
Underside of History: “What Can I Do?” A Reflection on the Life of Brother James (Hermano Santiago) Miller, F.S.C.
Social Justice
Litany: Remembering Fr. Pedro Arrupe, S.J.