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“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
Catholic Social Teaching offers insights as to how we can advocate for an end to human trafficking and guidance as to why we need to bring an end to it. Knowing the types and examples of trafficking will help you understand the breadth of trafficking in your communities and the world. We continue our occasional series on understanding Catholic Social Teaching and the history of Asian American women.
This information is gathered from the Vatican, USCCB and Jesuit documents & resources related to race, critical race theory and diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.
Reflect on the opportunity of radical welcome through the lens of individuals engaged in work through Kino Border Initiative located in Nogales, Sonora, México. This resource is centered around Christ-centered reflections and understanding how we can better treat those on the margins.
Learn about the history of Asian American women in the United States and put this into the context of the anniversary of the spa shooting in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2021 that killed six Asian American women. This resource and reflection is intended to share a complex history of Asian women in the diaspora whose voices and experiences are not often centered when we think about Catholic Social Teaching.
This simple board game celebrates World Water Day (March 22). The game’s objectives are to help players learn more about local and global water issues, water rights alongside Catholic Social Teaching; and to consider the part they can play through actions and advocacy in protecting God’s gift of water.
Christian Peacemaking weaves together conflict analysis and conflict transformation skills with Gospel
values to empower students to stand up for themselves and to love their enemy neighbor in conflict.
A Lenten Journey Toward Easter
In this presentation, Fr. Chris Kellerman, S.J., will explain the basics of the Catholic Church’s historical involvement with slaveholding and the Atlantic slave trade, drawing lessons from this history for the Church’s contemporary efforts for racial justice. Use these discussion questions to debrief the video. The video can be found here: http://igsol.net/efj2
This guide is for use after viewing a recorded conversation around the death penalty, hosted by Catholic Mobilizing Network. The webinar featured Sr. Helen Prejean, Ohio death row exoneree Kwame Ajamu, and director of prison ministry for the Nashville Diocese, Deacon James Booth.
This is a reflection on understanding the consistent ethic of life and how we are called to see the dignity of life in everyone we encounter.
A Christmas prayer rooted in encountering others.
