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This trivia game includes themes, places, and people whose lives and work are rooted in Catholic Social Teaching. The game can be played in pairs or small groups to engage students in our shared history. You will need a deck of cards for this activity. This game was created for the Stuart Center for Mission
Catholic Climate Covenant created a mass template that can be used to uplift care for creation. This Mass guide offers hope in the midst of the climate crisis.
In Summer 2023, CRS published a update on the impact of our global food crisis. Through the lens of the pastoral circle, the discussion guide walks participants through questions, prayer, and ideas for action related to global hunger.
Questions and resources compiled by Clarissa Aljentera
Take a more reflective look into the Synod on Synodality to prepare your heart in understanding issues and opportunities that face the synodal process in October 2023. Be more attentive to communities on the margins, healing and understanding radical belonging through the lens of the Synod.
The original article from America Magazine can be found here – https://bit.ly/3PdykHV
A reflection written around National Coming Out Day that centers inclusion. National Coming Out Day is observed on October 11.
A prayer written around National Coming Out Day that centers inclusion. National Coming Out Day is observed on October 11.
A prayer marking this season of transition and an opportunity to be invited onto sacred ground, into healing, and into seeking justice.
A prayer inspired by St. Phoebe who heard God’s call to minister in the early days of the Church. She loved deeply and shared great courage. Her feast day is September 3. Discerning Deacons shared this prayer with Education for Justice.
Learn more about yourself and your community through this journaling activity to begin the school year. Take time to answer questions and reflect with your class or at home with your family.
“A Catholic Case for Choosing Your Own Pronouns” was published by Outreach: A LGBTQ Catholic Resource in April 2023.
Jim McDermott, S.J., wrote the original article, and Education for Justice created a discussion guide that can be used among faculty and staff members at secondary schools. The article can be accessed here: https://bit.ly/3CegMnA
Learn more about Catholic Social Teaching’s outlook on food and agriculture through different encyclicals, documents, and homilies. Explore documents that have continued to inform the teachings of U.S. Catholic bishops and Catholic leaders worldwide.
