FAITH MEETS JUSTICE:
News and Voices from the Ignatian Network
NEWS FROM THE NETWORK
Catholic Bishop Releases Pastoral Letter on Racism in Aftermath of El Paso Shooting
Bishop Mark J. Seitz of the Diocese of El Paso has released a pastoral letter responding to racism and the August massacre at a Walmart in El Paso.
NEWS FROM THE NETWORK

Latinx Catholic Leaders Organize Prophetic National Pilgrimage To Demand Justice at the Border

In the face of increased hate rhetoric, violence and the ongoing militarization of Latinx communities, a group of Catholic Latinx leaders organized a national pilgrimage to the border, teach-in, and public action. 
VOICES FOR JUSTICE

Part of the Solution: Immersion Takeaways

During an immersion trip, a John Carroll University student felt heartbroken and angry. But upon further reflection, she feels a passion to be a part of the solution.

JVREFLECTS

“Let Us Work Together”: Catholic Action and a Renewal of Faith

"I had longed to find a community in the Church rooted in social justice, a community committed to bearing witness to the injustices of our world."

Prayers of Hope: Defend DACA
The future of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is in the hands of the United States Supreme Court.

As the November 12, 2019 hearing date approaches, join the Ignatian and broader Catholic network in Prayers of Hope—as we unite to defend the dignity of DACA recipients through prayer and action. Learn more, take action, and find resources for your prayer vigil here. 

TRENDING:
  • Plan your IFTJ Watch Party!
    Did you know that ISN, in partnership with America Media, provides a FREE livestream of the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice? Plan and invite your parishioners and other members of the Ignatian family to a watch party, and we'll even send you a complimentary box of ISN and IFTJ swagLearn more and register here.
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  • We Cannot Grow Weary
  • I am deeply saddened and appalled by the fact that we live in a world where people are literally fearing for their lives in places that are supposed to be sacred and safe.
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  • The Overview Effect
    God invites us to pause to experience the "overview effect"—moments of awe and gratitude during our lives as we work for justice.


     
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