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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
Take a moment to share this blessing with those around you who have finished the academic year. Acknowledge those who strive for peace, those who are weary in the year’s completion, and those whose hands are seeking guidance.
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.
Prayerfully Reading the News shares an opportunity that can help the reader consume media and news in thoughtful ways.
Prayer to help one navigating media and news amid the world and everyday distractions.
The dignity of the human person demands that all citizens have the opportunity to freely exercise their right to vote. This resource provides a brief history of voting rights in the United States and summarizes the state of voting rights in the year 2022.
As we look to the end of the summer and prepare to begin another academic year, we pray that our spirits be renewed amid the uncertainty and anxiety in this difficult time of world crises.
Your usual service programs might not be feasible to do this year; however, there are still plenty of ways to provide service to your community especially through education, advocacy, and prayer. Use this list as a starting point for ideas on how to continue to serve your community throughout the pandemic.
Beginning a new school year always brings excitement and challenges; however, starting school in the midst of a pandemic brings a new level of uncertainty and fear for students and teachers. This prayer asks for hope and trust in God as each step of the unclear path ahead is illuminated.
The Examen for Those in Quarantine provides space to reflect honestly and prayerfully on your experience of quarantine. Explore the challenges and graces of this time as well as the ways that this experience calls us to global solidarity.
During this time of uncertainty and fear, this prayers calls to God as a beacon of hope. As we long for clarity, healing, and peace, we call upon God’s mercy and compassion.
Created by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange, 100 Days of Prayer provides daily prayer intentions related to social justice issues and for the most vulnerable members of society. Use the prayers in this resource to pray for justice throughout this week. Links to related EFJ resources related to the theme of each day are now included.
