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Issues in Priesthood Working Group Report

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Issues in Priesthood Working Group Report: 2020 Assembly We were very happy to see the notable participation in the AUSCP Survey Monkey about Priest Issues. There were almost 400 responders, representing over 200 dioceses and religious orders combined! The Survey, based on the priorities we all raised at last year’s…

Richard Rohr at Non-Violence Conference

Non-Violence
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Richard Rohr gave the opening presentation at the August 8 virtual Pace et Bene Campaign Non-Violence Conference. Following the conference introduction, Rohr speaks for about 15 minutes and then answers several questions, with his usual deep insight.

AUSCP Introduces New Feature: Webinars

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As announced in an e-blast this past week, AUSCP is beginning a new service to our Members and Friends – a series of topical webinars from the end of this month to next May. These webinars are intended to complement the Colloquia we typically offer during our Annual Assembly. We hope you…

Sister Simone Campbell offers an election scorecard

Election 2020, Election Week 1
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 EQUALLY SACRED PRIORITIES FOR VOTERSEditor’s note: The views expressed by NETWORK are the views of NETWORK and its executive director. The AUSCP does not endorse candidates. The material in this posting is offered as one of many items related to the principles underlying the formation of Catholic consciences.Consider These Candidate…

Maryknoll offers election preparation webinars

Election 2020, Election Week 1
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To help voters prepare for the 2020 U.S. elections, the Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns is offering a series of webinars in which we will dive deeper into the key global issues featured in our series of two-page global issue briefs, Faithful Voting and Global Concerns. The next webinar, “Justice for Immigrants in U.S.…

The end of (denying the reality of) racism

Election 2020, Election Week 1, News
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We are living in the midst of an anti-racist revolution, Ibram X. Kendi writes in a bracing cover story for The Atlantic’s September issue. This spring and summer, demonstrations calling for racial justice attracted hundreds of thousands of people in cities across the country. By June, roughly three out of four Americans were…
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