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Millennial

Catholicism, Communion, and the Common Good in the Third Millennium

Author: Kate Gordon

By Saying Your Name, Mary

Though the end of the world did not come as the Mayans predicted (or most likely did not predict), indigenous peoples throughout the world continue to experience threats to their existence. Since Vatican II, the Catholic Church in Latin America has made a radical departure from much of its previous history and is now often… Read More By Saying Your Name, Mary

December 28, 2012December 28, 2012 Kate Gordon

To the Martyrs of the UCA

To the Martyrs of the UCA By Luis Sebastian I saw you reach port, one by one, your ships laden with achievements and the prizes caught in your nets in a few years of intense labor. I saw you arrive with bouquets of carnations red like the blood of my people, cut at night, still… Read More To the Martyrs of the UCA

November 16, 2012 Kate Gordon

Rape Remains Rape

This election season, women decisively rejected the obscene way the word “rape” was used in the service of proving ideological purity. Now that election season is finally over, we have the opportunity to work together to confront this profound violation of human dignity. We can change things so that one in six women will no… Read More Rape Remains Rape

November 14, 2012November 14, 2012 Kate Gordon

Religious Freedom and Dialogue: From Vatican II to Oak Creek

When six Sikh men and women in Oak Creek, Wisconsin were murdered while at worship, for the first time in many years I thought of my Sikh uncle. In the weeks that followed the shooting, I found myself talking with my mother about him and his personality, history, brothers, sisters, and friends. In the 1960s,… Read More Religious Freedom and Dialogue: From Vatican II to Oak Creek

October 10, 2012October 10, 2012 Kate Gordon

Am I My Sister’s Keeper?

Am I my sister’s keeper? Sister Simone Campbell asked that question recently at the Democratic National Convention. Personally, as much as I tend to focus on the broad outlines of policies and laws or philosophize about the true nature of the common good, sometimes it comes down to pretty literal questions. Over the past few… Read More Am I My Sister’s Keeper?

September 13, 2012September 9, 2025 Kate Gordon

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