Torture leaves lasting marks; we pray for the healing of the physical and emotional scars that so many bear.
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Take a global tour of today’s workers: http://bit.ly/1ObPpbw.
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Jimmy Francisco Ortiz Rodriguez is a young Salvadoran attorney who lends his voice to reflect on the life and legacy of Monseñor Oscar Romero and contemporary El Salvador.
In this resource, Fr. Fred Kammer, S.J., looks at the Church's teaching on just wages for workers, a concept grounded in human dignity and other basic values of Catholic Social Teaching.
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Human work has meaning in the eyes of God. Through work, humans share in the activity of the creator, becoming co-creators of the kingdom of God.
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This resource profiles Bob Marley, a world-renowned musician whose legacy continues today. Through his music, he was able to advance issues of social justice and unite people in working for justice...
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This resource invites us to reflect on the life of Digna Ochoa, an attorney and human rights defender from Mexico, who was assassinated in 2001 for defending victims of human rights abuses in her...
Appropriate for International Conscientious Objector’s Day, May 15, "The Conscientious Objector" is based on the life of Desmond Doss, a U.S. Army medic who was the first conscientious objector to...
The prayer service helps us to focus on the blessings of work and on the gifts we can bring to the greater community through our work, helping create a more just world.
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This two-page, ready-to-print prayer service focuses on celebrating the gifts that all mothers bring to the world. The scripture passage on the Visitation reveals Mary in touch with the world around...
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For the Tortured: Good Friday is Every Day
Fifth Sunday of Easter [b] May 3, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Easter [b] April 26, 2015
Honoring the Dignity of All Workers
Remembering Monseñor Óscar Romero
Catholic Social Thought and Wages
The Spirituality of Work: On the Condition of Labour
Rhythms of Social Justice: The Life and Legacy of Bob Marley - Death May 11
Digna Ochoa: Facing Injustice in Mexico
The Conscientious Objector
Workers' Rights: Rooted in Gospel Dignity and Solidarity
Prayer Service for Mother’s Day