Millennial editor Robert Christian writes: If we thought the pandemic might transform American life by giving us a new appreciation for quiet evening strolls or less-booked schedules, our collective return to normal has perhaps put an end to such hopes. In high schools across the United States, kids are back to packing their resumes, desperate… Read More Rethinking Notions of Success and Merit

via Catholic Women Preach: Preaching for Easter Sunday, Nichole M. Flores offers a reflection on witnessing and testifying as Easter practice: “As we enter into this season of rejoicing, how can we create space for the practices of witnessing and testifying in our daily lives? How might these practices help us to attend to our… Read More Witnessing and Testifying as Easter People

In an interview with the Washington Post, Monsignor John Enzler, the CEO of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington for the last 12 years, says: At Catholic Charities, we have taken a different tact in the last six or seven years, which is: We want to not just feed people but to find a… Read More Beyond a Band-Aid Approach to Poverty

via NCR: San Diego Cardinal Robert McElroy sharply criticized the Eternal Word Television Network, the conservative Catholic U.S. media conglomerate, in an interview with Spanish magazine Vida Nueva published on March 24. Vida Nueva asked McElroy about the decision of newly installed Bishop Fernando Prado of San Sebastián, Spain, to ban diocesan television from carrying… Read More Cardinal McElroy: Diocese Won’t Publish EWTN Content

Millennial editor Robert Christian joined Candace Cunningham, a community organizer and the workforce development coordinator with Restaurant Opportunities Centers United DC (ROC-DC); Dawn Carpenter, the founding director of the Solidarity Economy Workshop and a senior advisor to the Vatican’s Economy of Francesco’s Finance and Humanity working group; and Willie Lyles III, a senior advisor and… Read More Faith, Work, and Labor in the New Economy