Social Justice

After COP26, sisters pledge continued activism as 'an act of care'

ByChris Herlinger

Black sisters group takes archbishop to task for comments on social justice

ByDan Stockman

Classroom questions and answers on God and life's fairness

ByJennifer Wilson

Sisters urge care for communities amid economic shifts and energy transition

ByDan Stockman

The Haitian migrant crisis: What would Jesus say?

ByJudy Dohner

White supremacy obscures the history of Black Catholic sisters, scholar says

ByDan Stockman

Was Jesus a 'foodie'?

ByCecilia A. Ranger

Kentucky congregation confronts its slaveholding past, works for racial justice

ByRuby Thomas, Catholic News Service

Q & A with Silvia Gutierrez, helping people who live in their cars in Los Angeles

BySoli Salgado
Justice

In the face of catastrophic climate change, sisters join call for a just transition

ByChris Herlinger

'Find Us Ready' to respond to needs of the times

ByEilis McCulloh

Sr. Helen Prejean, other panelists urge Catholics to discuss death penalty at parish level

ByCarol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service

A tribute to Father Stan, an ordinary man who lived out his prophetic call

BySujata Jena

Inequities in world's food system have only worsened during pandemic

ByChris Herlinger

Outraged at mistreatment of Haitians, sisters take Biden administration to task

ByChris Herlinger

Psychological, emotional and verbal abuse by priests still ignored

ByJulie A. Ferraro

Teresian Sisters in Malawi work to stem violence against people with albinism

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Feed the hungry, Jesus said. Really, give them something to eat. Now.

ByMargaret Cessna

Equity, not equality, is the Christian ideal

ByEmily TeKolste

The Way of the Cross in my neighborhood

ByJoan Sauro