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In response to the shooting in Buffalo, New York on May 14, 2022, we offer resources on racism, gun violence, and Catholic teaching.
In honor of the 501st anniversary of the cannonball strike that changed the trajectory of St. Ignatius’ life, we’re sharing an excerpt from Eric Clayton’s new book, Cannonball Moments: Telling Your Story, Deepening Your Faith—reflecting on one of his own "cannonball moments."
In the chaos of the world—in our own small roles—we can manifest peace to others in our everyday lives. We can be available. When we hear the cry, we can be the ones who respond.
It is not until we can learn to forgive others that we can truly love the world as God loves it, and as Jesus asks us to do in today’s gospel—unconditionally, and more importantly, undeserved.
Francisco Mena, executive director of CRISPAZ in El Salvador, shares reflections on Fr. Rutilio Grande's life, his impact on the life of St. Oscar Romero, and his legacy in this video.
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Join the Ignatian Solidarity Network in calling on members of Congress to support a spirit of welcome toward asylum seekers. Ask them to work with the Biden Administration to end Title 42 as soon as possible, and to speak out publicly against Title 42 and any other ways that peoples’ legal access to asylum is being marginalized.
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advocated for immigration reform and environmental justice on Capitol Hill during Ignatian Family Advocacy Day
institutions held prayer vigils for immigrants on the eve of the inauguration during Prayers of Light
individuals and 26 institutions have participated in the Ignatian Carbon Challenge
young adults have connected for socializing and social justice during Solidarity on Taps
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