Josie Schuman, Author at Ignatian Solidarity Network

About Josie Schuman

Josie Schuman is a former ISN intern and graduate of John Carroll University. She is currently a member of the Urban Catholic Teacher Corp at Boston College, pursuing a master’s degree in curriculum and instruction while teaching 5th grade English. Josie is passionate about faith-based antiracist education and hopes to inspire students of color to use reading and writing as tool for social change.

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News, Racial Justice

Seattle Parish Partnership Builds Solidarity and Action for Racial Equity

Two Catholic parishes in Seattle, Washington, Immaculate Conception Parish, the historically Black Catholic church in the city, originally founded as a Jesuit parish, and St. Joseph Parish, a Jesuit parish, stood together this fall during the Say Their Names project, focused on racial equity.

2020-12-15/2 Comments

Rise Up Weekly

Called to Be Saints

“To be saints is not a privilege for the few, but a vocation for everyone,” said Pope Francis.

2020-11-02/2 Comments

Rise Up Weekly

Faith as Our Bedrock

I often find myself drowning like Peter, losing faith that our efforts against the virus make a difference and that our lives will ever return to a semblance of normalcy.

2020-08-10/3 Comments

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Seattle Parish Partnership Builds Solidarity and Action for Racial Equity

Called to Be Saints

Faith as Our Bedrock

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