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What does Gospel Nonviolence Have to Do with this Election?

Election 2020, Election Week 1
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Election Tuesdays—Working Group on Gospel Nonviolence By John Heagle During this election season there are critical values that confront Catholics as they prepare to vote. But the overarching—or perhaps, more correctly, the underlying reality—that we confront in our society is the issue of systemic violence. How can we form our…

But what about all of the other suffering?

News, Tony Magliano
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Tony Magliano: Making a Difference With still no end in sight, the highly infectious, deadly, global novel coronavirus naturally continues to command much of our attention. All of us are vulnerable and most of us know it! And so the race is on to find a vaccine, as well as…

Supreme Court to take up religious liberty

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From Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — As part of what seems to be a new trend for the Supreme Court, it will once again take up a religious liberty case in its new term with oral arguments Nov. 4 in a case about a Catholic social service agency excluded from…

Ruby Sales webinar on “The Spiritual Crisis of Whiteness”

Anti-Racism
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Thank you to those who attended the webinar conversation with Ruby Sales on “The Spiritual Crisis of Whiteness.” Ruby shared some profound reflections on the “spiritual murder” of whiteness and what true spiritual leadership looks like in this moment to combat a growing sense of futurelessness. Watch the recording.

Issues in Priesthood Working Group Report

Working Group Reports
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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.
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