Catholic Social Teaching and 2024 Elections, Part One
ActivityIn November 2024, voters will elect local, state, and national leadership. In addition to electing a new president, U.S. citizens will vote on all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and...
Ukraine Peace
ReflectionLearn more about a Just Peace Framework to help share a broader vision of human dignity and working for the common good. Examine this framework through the lens of the war in Ukraine to reflect on...
Film Discussion Guide: Flee
Film Discussion GuideThis film discussion guide provides questions to go along with the animated documentary, Flee.
Education for Justice 2022 Summer Reading List
Fact Sheet & HandoutThese recommendations for summer reading are organized by spiritual reading, non-fiction, and fiction. These works are connected to one or more themes of Catholic Social Teaching and highlight...
Resource List on the Relations of Indigenous Peoples and Catholics
Fact Sheet & HandoutThis resource list provides suggested books, articles, and videos that teach about the legacy of colonization and the genocide of Indigenous Peoples in the United States and Canada. In particular,...
COVID-19 Pandemic for Native American and First Nations
VideoIn this video, Mia Murdock of Red Cloud High School and Rosella Kinoshameg of the Wiikwekoong First Nation are interviewed by Cecilia Calvo of the Office of Justice and Ecology for the Jesuit...
Living CST: Robert F. Kennedy
Prayer ServiceThis prayer service uses quotes from Robert F. Kennedy, a transformed leader who spent his career as a politician putting the marginalized and impoverished at the center of his policy...
November 2018: Voices for Subsidiarity
CalendarThis month’s calendar offers daily reflections and actions to celebrate EFJ’s theme for the month of November 2018: Rejoice and Be Glad: Voices for Subsidiarity.
Catholic Social Thought and Politics
ReflectionFr. Fred Kammer reflects on the very relevant connection between Catholic social thought and politics in this timely resource.
Poverty, Inc.
Film Discussion GuideThis film discussion guide helps us discern what actually helps those in poverty and what current programs, policies, and systems may be well-meaning but do not create long-term change.
No Is Not Enough! Reflections on a Lifestyle of Resistance
ReflectionIn this reflection, Fr. Fred Kammer reminds us that resistance means saying “yes” to life as well as saying “no” to anything that devalues the human person.
Forced Organ Harvesting and Falun Gong
ReflectionThis resource offers an insight into the cold genocide currently being carried out against Falun Gong practitioners in China. Despite official claims from the Chinese government, this resource...