Social Justice
Justice and Solidarity
Dorothy Day was a social activist, pacifist, Catholic worker, and peacemaker. She lived at a time that reflected social injustice against others, and she actively refused to fade into all the noise.
Why Closed Communion?
I am in the process of becoming a Catholic but am having difficulty accepting closed Communion.
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Congress Should Start Thinking: What Would Jesus Do?
Our democracy is teetering on the edge, and inaction will help push it over. Leaders across the board, and especially across Christianity, need to lead with truth-telling if we are to live according to Jesus’ teachings. We would do well ...
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The Living Body of Christ
We are, indeed, the living body of Christ, always becoming one in him who is our Lord and salvation.
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God Calls Us to Be Woke
Reflect To be “woke” is a term derived from the civil rights movement—it is an invitation to be alert of our own hidden prejudices and biases. Our faith also calls us to be “woke.” To be “awake” as a Christian ...
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The Election’s Over—Now What?
On November 3, we all have an obligation to vote to determine the direction in which our great nation is moving. We've heard the speeches and read the attacks on each candidate.
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Let’s Talk about Immigration