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Jesuit Roles on Inauguration Day Bring Focus on Common Good
Biden Administration Recommits U.S. to Paris Climate Agreement
Georgetown Students to Host Virtual 22nd O’Connor Conference on Life
Gonzaga University Earns Gold Rating for Sustainability Efforts
Creighton Furthers Commitment to Sustainability with Modified Investment Policy
In Response to the Violent Rioting and Attack on the U.S. Capitol
Jesuit Network Responds to the Attack on the U.S. Capitol
New Report Paints 2020 Death Penalty Use an “Aberration”
Leaders Call on Biden to Address Root Causes of Migration from Central America
Seattle Parish Partnership Builds Solidarity and Action for Racial Equity
Loyola University Chicago Launches New School of Environmental Sustainability
Catholic Leaders Welcome Court Decision Reinstating DACA and Urge Congress to Act
Catholic Mobilizing Network Condemns Tidal Wave of Federal Executions
Jesuits Demand Immediate Release of Fr. Stan Swamy, S.J.
Fr. Brian G. Paulson, S.J., Named Next President of the Jesuit Conference
Jesuit Social Research Institute Issues Annual JustSouth Index
President-Elect Biden Pledges to Increase the U.S. Refugee Ceiling to 125,000 in Address for JRS/USA Anniversary Event
Catholics Respond to Election 2020 Results with Continued to Calls to Work for Justice
Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice Virtually Unites 6,200+ Registrants to Explore Theme of Prophetic Resilience
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