John - The testament of faith-grounded action helps us take heart this Lent
John,
Lent calls us to journey intentionally as we prepare to celebrate the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. There's nothing quite like the witness of people grounded in their faith as they work for justice to inspire us along that Lenten journey. From testifying against inhumane policies, to promoting the dignity of migrating children through literature, to seeing youth lean into their faith in their care for our common home, this email is densely packed with uplifting stories.
ISN hosted the first-ever Student Ecology Summit, which encouraged students to explore how their faith calls them to care for creation and inspired them to develop action plans to implement sustainable changes in their Catholic schools.
Through their children’s book, Lili’s Quilt, Gale Hall and Michelina Nicotera-Taxiera invite readers to see the humanity behind the headlines of families seeking asylum.
Fordham Prep explores the intersection of faith, justice, and the arts and demonstrates how the stage can be a space for connection, reflection, and radical kinship.
America Magazine recently published an article covering the history of ISN's Undocu Network and the inspiring young leaders behind the movement.
THINGS TO NOTE
STAY IN LOVE
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OUR MISSION:
Network, educate, and form advocates
for social justice animated by the
spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola
and the witness of the Jesuit martyrs of El Salvador
and their companions.
