Opinion: Let’s Launch a Moonshot for Meatless Meat
It wouldn’t actually take that much of an investment for Biden to get us headed in the right direction. Read the article.
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Assembly Registration and Reflection on the Chauvin Verdict
AUSCP Leadership Team Chair, Father Greg Barras, reflected on the Chauvin verdict. “This is only the beginning, a first significant choice, admitting racism exists and that there are solutions. It takes a desire by everyone to change our enculturated conscience and transform it into a non-violent gospel posture.” Also, this week…
Deep Dive: The McCarrick Report and the popes it implicates
In a long awaited act of transparency, fulfilling a commitment from Pope Francis, the Vatican has today published a report based on a two-year internal investigation into the career of former cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick. The report reveals hitherto top-secret information that explains how and why McCarrick, who abused minors and young…
Earth Day – an urgent reminder to protect ‘our common home’
By Tony Magliano As we approach the global celebration of Earth Day (April 22), it would be wise for Catholics to reflect on Pope Francis’ famous environmental encyclical letter “Laudato Si’, on Care for Our Common Home.” Citing Francis of Assisi – patron saint of ecology – Pope Francis writes…
Wisdom Wednesday | April 21st
Tomorrow is Earth Day. We’ve gathered our top ways to get involved. This week we also reflect on religious liberties, minority fears, and the role of Prince Phillip in shaping religion in England.
Pax Christi Statement: On the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial for the murder of George Floyd
“Hopefully today’s verdict in the Chauvin trial marks the beginning of an era of accountability for the violation of human dignity and the taking of human life by those in power. It is a long overdue result that finally brings justice for a Black victim of a brutal killing by police.“