Social Justice

In the footsteps of the Ukrainian people's Way of the Cross

ByTeodora Kopyn

Q & A with Denise Lajimodiere, telling the stories of US boarding school survivors

ByDan Stockman

Franciscan sisters' land acknowledgment ceremony honors Indigenous nations

BySam Lucero, Catholic News Service

When is enough enough?

ByEilis McCulloh

We have a responsibility to safeguard vulnerable children and adults

ByJanet E. Deinanaghan

Interfaith work on climate change, and a call to transform

ByMaxine Kollasch

Martyred Peruvian sister who put faith in peace takes step toward sainthood

ByBarbara J. Fraser, Catholic News Service

Growing up and getting a sense of justice and peace

ByMaxine Kollasch

Q & A with Sr. Simone Campbell on her year since leaving Network

ByDan Stockman

Choosing appropriate terminology an act of social justice

ByClara Kreis

Catholic University names street in honor of Sr. Thea Bowman

ByCatholic News Service

Passionist Sisters seek to renew dignity for women in Buenos Aires' poorest slums

BySoli Salgado

Catholic sisters make a distinctive difference in social justice

ByMaxine Kollasch

Vietnamese, who know the pain of war, pray for peace in Ukraine and the world

ByMary Nguyen Thi Phuong Lan (Nguyen)

At Capitol Hill gala, Network celebrates 50 years of lobbying for social justice

ByJoshua J. McElwee

Network's 50th anniversary gala shows how the group will march into the future

ByMichele Morek
Columns

God created everything good. Is there a possibility for restoration?

ByNancy Watenga

Nuns and Nones project teaches sisters how to create land legacies for justice

BySoli Salgado

'Spirit-driven' Network celebrates 50 years of advocating for Catholic social justice

ByDan Stockman

How sisters are connected to civil rights history in Selma

ByMaxine Kollasch