
To Those Who Have, More Will Be Given
Guest writer Rev. Susan Daughtry reflects on the Parable of The Talents, suggesting that those who have love and compassion are called to risk losing it by giving more.
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Nuclear Energy and the Common Good: Survivors and Bishops Speak Out
In the wake of the earthquake in Japan, a growing number of people--including Nagasaki and Hiroshima survivors and a Japanese bishop--are raising concerns about nuclear energy. This three page...

Prayer Service for the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
The upcoming anniversary of 9/11 offers us an opportunity to prayerfully reflect on that tragedy and on the challenge of creating a more peaceful world in memory of those lost and wounded by the...

Jobs: A Moral Crisis
“The job crisis in the U.S. and globally is not only an economic crisis, it is a moral crisis,” argues Maria Riley in this three page reflection. Riley argues that the convergence of multiple...

Prayer Service in Times of Natural Disaster
This two-page prayer service includes a suitable print-ready prayer service to be used in times of natural disaster. The prayer service focuses on praying in solidarity with our brothers and sisters...

Good Friday Reflections & Creation
This two-page reflection thoughtfully explores the connection with Holy Week, Easter, and our sensitivity to God's Creation.

Visual Reflection and Meditation on Gratitude - PowerPoint
This 15-slide reflection offers psalm reflections on gratitude and God's abundant generosity. Photo images are overlayed with quotes from the psalms. Select your own instrumental music to...

International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer
In his "World Day of Peace Message 2010," Pope Benedict asserted, "... it is imperative that humankind renew and strengthen “that covenant between human beings and the environment, which should...

Reflection & Prayer for Mine Workers
Thirty-Three mine workers in Chile are currently trapped alive 2,200 feet underground. It could be more than a month before they are rescued. Recent tragedies in the U.S. and elsewhere have...

The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: A Catholic Social Teaching Perspective
The massive devastation in the Gulf of Mexico as a result of the BP Oil rig explosion will continue to affect people and the ecosystems for years to come. New questions are now being raised and...

50+ Ways to Go Green
This "idea grid" provides more than fifty ideas and ways to go green or get greener for schools, parishes and organizations. Begin with a spirituality of the sacredness of creation and build from...


