Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “In spite of injustices and sufferings, the Lord’s victory is certain.”
Pope Francis: “In spite of injustices and sufferings, the Lord’s victory is certain.”
Pope Francis: “There is always human greed, the lack of solidarity, selfishness, which create poverty. For this reason, it seems to me a little difficult to imagine a world without poverty. . . . But we must always struggle, always, always.”
Check out these recent articles from around the web: A few things you need to know about poverty in the U.S. right now by Tom Mulloy: “As Catholics, we strive for an economy that places people first. Everyone has a right to live in dignity, free from poverty, with decent work at just wages. Life… Read More Around the Web (Part 2)
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Let Girls Learn by Michelle Obama: “Scholarships, bathrooms, and safe transportation will only go so far if societies still view menstruation as shameful and shun menstruating girls. Or if they fail to punish rapists and reject survivors of rape as ‘damaged goods.’ Or if they provide… Read More Around the Web (Part 1)
Pope Francis: “How beautiful it would be if all could admire how much we care for one another, how we encourage and help each other.”
Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article at Crux. He writes: In an August 2014 Wall Street Journal opinion piece, Ryan apologized for using the language of “makers and takers” in the past to describe the relationship between the rich and the poor: The phrase gave insult where none was intended. People struggling and… Read More Paul Ryan should take the pope’s words to heart
Pope Francis: “Lord Jesus, give me a free heart, that I might not be a slave to all of the traps of the world, that I might not be a slave of comfort, of deception, that I might not be a slave of the good life, that I might not be a slave of vice,… Read More Quote of the Day