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In the last year, Jesuit parishes across the country have renewed or initiated their work for racial justice and equity. One way they have engaged in building this work is through ISN's Parish Journey for Racial Justice and Equity, which has provided a virtual space to convene parishes across the country to share their efforts for racial justice, as well as to network and learn from one another as they consider how to expand their work. Read more.
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The Jesuit network and other Catholic leaders, including Pope Francis, continue to advocate for vaccine patent waivers to increase global vaccine equity as the Biden Administration signals support for the waivers.
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Consider how explaining the Easter story as a parent might remind us that we are called to put aside childish things—selfishness, individualism, self-centeredness—and ask how we might best respond to God’s invitation to love.
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Tuesday, May 18 | 9PM ET/6PM PT
Join ISN at the next virtual Solidarity on Tap with Patrick Saint-Jean, S.J., author of The Spiritual Work of Racial Justice: A month of Meditation with Ignatius of Loyola. RSVP here.
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May 23, 2021 | 8PM ET/5PM PT
Join the global Jesuit network by beginning the Ignatian Year in prayer, celebrating St. Ignatius of Loyola's conversion 500 years ago. Learn More and Register
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October and November 2021
The Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice is going hybrid this year! That's right...you and/or your delegation can join us (safely and with COVID limitations and restrictions) in Washington, D.C. in November. Learn more.
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FOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES:
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Connect with fellow college communities and North Carolina textile workers, and learn how take action for just employment! Register.
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College students across the nation are invited to learn, network, build skills, action plan, reflect, and collaborate for migration justice. Learn More and Register by May 21!
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