Resources Archive

Green Classrooms: Green Learning Environment

Fr. Pete Henriot, S.J., served on the team of the Center of Concern from 1971-1988. He traveled to Malawi in 2011 to assist in the establishment of the Loyola Jesuit Secondary School. Fr. Pete notes...

Education for Justice 2014-2015 Justice and Peace Calendar

As August approaches, we introduce our new annual justice and peace calendar, more comprehensive than ever and full of links to EFJ resources that will help bring deeper meaning to momentous days...

Go Green This Summer and Forever After

This fact sheet includes suggestions for finding summer jobs that support a green economy. As stewards of God’s earth, we are called to a life that promotes both the growth of humans and the...

12 Years a Slave

The film, 12 Years a Slave, is a highly acclaimed and very graphic description of slavery in the U.S. before the Civil War. This discussion guide offers questions for reflection on human dignity,...

Prayer for those Who are Homeless

This prayer reminds us that “to be homeless is a hurt to the heart” and as we open ourselves to our homeless sisters and brothers, we open ourselves to God, who calls us home to that place of...

Justice Prayer

Mother Teresa’s Justice Prayer reminds us to pray for those around the world who face injustice, violence, suffering, and oppression; it ends with a call to make love practical though serving...

Prayer Service

United Nations Day for Indigenous Peoples

This prayer service helps us to honor August 9th, the United Nations Day for Indigenous Peoples. It offers us a chance to be in solidarity with indigenous groups around the world who have lost so...

Prayer Service

Following Saint Óscar Romero's Example: The Way of Life, The Way of Love

This prayer service, guided by Saint Óscar Romero’s life, asks us to choose life over death, nonviolence over violence, and love over fear. Quotes from CST documents and Saint Óscar Romero are...