Immigration Reform: "On 'Strangers No Longer'"

The recent book "On 'Strangers No Longer'" explores many facets of the historic 2003 pastoral letter on immigration from the bishops of Mexico and the United States. This guide provides 110 questions...
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Singing the Signs of the Times

Music can help people understand social problems and move them to take action. This activity helps students connect songs, issues, and Catholic social thought.  

Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] February 23, 2014

Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] February 23, 2014
Reflection

Sister Dorothy Stang, SNDdeN: A Life for the People and All Creation

Sister Dorothy Stang’s words weave with her legacy of courageous advocacy on behalf of indigenous people, workers, and the vast beauty of the rainforest. This reflection calls us to look at her...
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Interfaith Dialogue: Hope grows for lasting bonds

Learn more about how Pope Francis' efforts for interfaith dialogue continue the legacy of Nostra Aetate, and pray our interfaith prayer for peace. Posted on February 14, 2014

To Be Your Agents: A Prayer for Those Who Work for Justice

For World Day of Social Justice (February 20), we pray "Help us to be engaged and fully focused so we may envision and develop effective strategies to further justice…"

Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] February 16, 2014

Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] February 16, 2014

Presentation of the Lord [a] February 2, 2014

Presentation of the Lord [a] February 2, 2014

Third Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] January 26, 2014

Third Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] January 26, 2014  

Second Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] January 19, 2014

Second Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] January 19, 2014  

A wall that unites: Youth share concerns at NCYC

Hundreds of new friends visited Center of Concern’s booth at the 2013 National Catholic Youth Conference and shared their greatest concerns for the world. We reflect on what they shared and ponder...
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“No one left to speak” – The Life of Martin Niemöller

Martin Niemöller, whose birth we celebrate Jan. 14, is best known for his haunting “First they came…” reflection on complicity in the Holocaust. His story of conversion reminds us that as we...
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