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This reflection and prayer invite us to take “a long, loving look” at the problems with social media and provides questions to prayerfully consider how we encounter beauty and brokenness in its use.
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In an increasingly divided world, Pope Francis calls us to breakdown barriers through reconciliation and encounter in his new encyclical Fratelli Tutti. This guide provides lesson plans, prayer, discussion, and action to help us dive deeper into Pope Francis’ words.
One Day Lesson Plan: This lesson plan examines “Fratelli Tutti”gives an overview of the encyclical’s key themes. It is designed to be completed in one high school class period.
Three Day Lesson Plan: This lesson plan looks at the COVID-19 pandemic through the lens of “Fratelli Tutti.” It is designed to be completed over three high school class periods or one longer block period.
Five Day Lesson Plan: This lesson allows students to explore “Fratelli Tutti” in-depth, according to the topics that interest them. It is designed to be completed over five high school class periods or two longer blocks.
This film discussion guide provides questions to go along with the documentary about civil rights leader John Lewis. Topics covered include commitment to Nonviolence, voter rights, and the role of faith in organizing for structural change.
In this book review and reflection, learn about John Dear ‘s new book in which he explores what it means to “inherit the earth” and to be peaceful in a time characterized by climate change.
Social media can be used as a positive tool for justice and social change or can become an addiction or distraction if not used mindfully. This examen on social media provides space to reflect on how we are using and consuming content.
Learn about the history of labor rights in the Catholic Church and the Just Employment Policy that Georgetown University recently initiated to uphold the dignity of all workers on campus.
A prayer that uplifts the voices of women and girls who are speaking out for solidarity around the globe and remembers the voices that are still silenced.
This prayer calls each of us to reject indifference and work towards reconciliation and communion to all those who experience discrimination and injustice.
Father Fred Kammer lays out key teachings on voting and political engagement. Reflection questions, faith in action, and a prayer are also included.
In 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.
This film discussion guide poses critical questions to the moral implications behind the film Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, specifically in terms of caring for God’s creation, and the ethics of cloning.
