In our second reading yesterday, we hear that a faith not accompanied by action, one which speaks only in platitudes, is a faith that is dead. For white Catholics, we must think more critically and pray more deeply about this relationship between faith and works.
The platforms we engage in can largely become echo-chambers—but we are called to love one another, even when it’s difficult, especially when it’s difficult.
“I had longed to find a community in the Church rooted in social justice, a community committed to bearing witness to the injustices of our world.”