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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.
Use this true and false quiz about water to begin a discussion about World Water Day and water as a human right.
This prayer asks the Prince of Peace to provide comfort to the people of Ukraine and that the people of Russia meet the demand for peace.
Dark Waters tells the true story of lawyer Rob Biliott who defended the people of Parkersburg, WV against chemical mogul DuPont after the company knowingly poisoned the community for decades by not properly disposing of the chemical PFOA-C8, best known as Teflon.
World Water Day is observed each year on March 22 to highlight the importance of water as a basic need and human right. The 2020 World Water Day theme is water and climate change. Use this reflection to learn how climate change impacts access to water and actions you can take to address water scarcity.
This collection of reflections connects themes of Catholic social thought with the Sustainable Development Goals, addressing topics such as gender equality, climate action, poverty, and more.
In celebration of World Water Day on March 22, this poetic prayer sings a song to God in gratitude for the gift of water.
The Testimony film discussion guide reviews a documentary about trial in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) of 39 soldiers charged with gang raping of hundreds of women in the village of Minova in the DRC. The women who agreed to testify struggle to reclaim their dignity as they refuse to remain silent in a culture that stigmatizes rape victims.
Access to water and sanitation are fundamental human rights. This reflection identifies Catholic social teaching on the rights to water and to sanitation and provides faith in action, reflection questions, and a prayer.
This discussion guide invites us to reflect on the importance of Standing Rock to Native peoples and the model they offer of dignified nonviolence.
This resource discusses the threats to our world’s oceans, seas, and aquatic life and offers quotes from Pope Francis on the importance of water for human flourishing.
