
Silence
Silence, based on the historical novel by Shusaku Endō, tells the story of Jesuit missionaries navigating a seventeenth-century Japan resistant to Western Christianity. This film discussion guide...

Women's History Month Calendar (2017)
This interactive calendar explores the stories of 31 remarkable women who have dedicated their lives to work for peace and justice. Many toil quietly. Others have won the Nobel Prize. All bear...

Women’s History Month
This toolbox for Women’s History Month includes resources, both revised and new:
Sheet: Shining a Light: Threats to Human Rights of Women
Fact Sheet: Status of Native American Women
Fact...

Monthly Calendar: March 2017: Creating the Common Good
This month’s calendar offers daily reflections and actions to celebrate EFJ’s theme for the month of March 2017: Creating the Common Good.

Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] February 12, 2017
Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time [a]
February 12, 2017

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time [a] February 5, 2017
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time [a]
February 5, 2017

Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] January 29, 2017
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time [a]
January 29, 2017

Third Sunday of Ordinary Time [a] January 22, 2017
Third Sunday of Ordinary Time [a]
January 22, 2017

Standing on Holy Ground: Responding to the Call for Sanctuary
Creative Voice Scott Wright explains the history of the Sanctuary Movement in the United States during the 1980s, and what we are called to do today for immigrants, migrants, and refugees. In...

Pope Francis’s 2017 Message for the World Day of Peace
The theme of Pope Francis’s 2017 Message for World Day of Peace is “Nonviolence: A Style of Politics for Peace.” This artistic reflection is based on his words: http://bit.ly/2j1m4sa.

We Are Called
This artistic reflection is based on the song “We Are Called,” written and performed by David Haas: http://bit.ly/2j8XKbz.

CST and SDGs: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Housing and sustainable communities are important issues for the promotion of human dignity: this resource looks at growing urban slums from the perspective of Catholic social teaching.

