Millennial writer Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig has a new article at Ethika Politika. She writes: It is tempting, as Christ indicates, to drop off into torpor and give up on matters that seem beyond one’s control. I don’t doubt that people in the position of considering suicide feel this exact same way, but I do believe… Read More ESB: Suffering and Suffering-With
Pope Francis is calling for Catholics worldwide to join Caritas’ Food for All campaign, especially during their ‘Week of Action’ (October 12-19). The Pope said, “The words of Our Lord (“I was hungry and you gave me something to eat.”) call to us today, telling us not to turn away, indifferent, when we know our… Read More Pope Francis: Raise a Voice for the Hungry
Millennial writer Daniel DiLeo has a couple of new posts for ACCU Peace and Justice. He writes: Evans goes on to explicate how Catholics—individually and collectively—have a moral imperative rooted in CST to exercise greater care for God’s good gift of creation. In particular, Evans asserts that Catholic colleges and universities have an ethical responsibility… Read More A Vision of Justice in Catholic Higher Education
Archbishop José Gomez: “We must rediscover the importance of the Church’s social doctrine & our personal duty as Christians to work for justice and the common good.”
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Our infant mortality rate is a national embarrassment by Christopher Ingraham: “In fact, infant mortality rates among wealthy Americans are similar to the mortality rates among wealthy Fins and Austrians. The difference is that in Finland and Austria, poor babies are nearly as likely to survive… Read More Around the Web (Part 2)
Check out these recent articles from around the web: A New Agenda for American Families and the Economy by Heather Boushey: “These costs are not borne solely by families: the lack of child care, elder care, paid sick days, paid family and medical leave, and flexible schedules constrains economic growth and reduces the productivity of… Read More Around the Web (Part 1)
Millennial editor Robert Christian has a new article in Time Magazine. He writes: Bishop Cupich has been labeled a moderate by some who are analyzing the appointment through the prism of American politics. In some sense this is true. He is committed to finding common ground and engaging in civil dialogue. He rejects the confrontational… Read More The New Archbishop of Chicago Is a Radical—And That’s a Good Thing
