Did you know that persons with disabilities are often a target of human trafficking? According to the Gateway Alliance against Human Trafficking (GAHT), traffickers may seek out victims with disabilities to gain ...
As we prepare to cast our votes on Aug. 4, let us reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s exhortation on standards of discernment as written in “Humanitas Magnifica,” including “the dignity of the human person, the universal destination of goods, the preferential option for the...
Over the next three weeks, we will share excerpts from a work by Christian poet Sarah Trent. Contemplative practice involves a release of expectations, but that release is not always without suffering....
Each year, the USCCB and Catholic Relief Services (CRS) implore Congress to assess budget decisions using three criteria: protection of human life and dignity, impact on the most vulnerable, and advancement of the ...
Romance is perhaps not a word we often use for our relationship with God. Certainly, there is a more superficial interpretation of romance, as something purely emotional, short-lived and apt to change based on preferences, that is ...
The Love Thy Neighbor Committee recently completed a book study with about eighteen people attending. The book we read was "Building A Bridge" by James Martin, SJ. In his book, Father Martin asks Catholics and ...