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Learn about the similarities between how Moses and Saint Oscar Romero were called to overcome fear and to use their voices prophetically. Then consider how you are being called to work as a prophet of liberation in your own community.
This collection of new and revised resources celebrates the many social justice heroes from El Salvador who have led the Church in its pursuit of social justice, human rights, and the dignity of every human being.
Saint Óscar Arnulfo Romero: The People’s Saint and an Outspoken Voice for Justice
This prayer service commemorates the anniversary of Saint Óscar Romero’s death and includes the readings he used during his last Mass, and part of his sermon.
This prayer service, guided by Saint Óscar Romero’s life, asks us to choose life over death, nonviolence over violence, and love over fear. Quotes from CST documents and Saint Óscar Romero are interspersed throughout the prayer service.
This Stations of the Cross reflection, in Spanish, uses words from Oscar Romero’s Sept. 10, 1978, homily to correspond with each of the Stations of the Cross. A great resource for Spanish-speaking audiences during Lent.
The film, Romero, has become a classic in its depiction of a modern hero of social justice. In the film, set in the late 1970s, the civil war in El Salvador is heating up. This film guide provides a process for engaging viewers in reflection and discussion on the themes of Catholic social teaching evident in the movie. Resource includes synopsis, Catholic social teaching connections, discussion questions and more.
Throughout much of Central and Latin America, Saint Óscar Romero is revered as a prophet who truly lived and proclaimed the option for the poor and vulnerable–the voiceless. Today, the voiceless still exist in many parts of Latin America. This prayer service, now available in both Spanish and English, uses the words of Óscar Romero to reflect on current events and situations in Central and Latin America. For the Spanish version, follow the link below.
This prayer service uses quotes by the late Archbishop Óscar Romero to pray for justice in situations throughout Latin America today.
This reflection on Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador includes some of his most poignant quotes, discussion questions, a prayer and a list of educational resources that may be obtained from other organizations.
