Pope Francis: “Indifference and silence lead to complicity whenever we stand by as people are dying of suffocation, starvation, violence, and shipwreck. Whether large or small in scale, these are always tragedies, even when a single human life is lost.”
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Why Paul Ryan Opposes Divisive Politics by Jonathan Chait: “Ryan has not altered the policy mix that he once described as a defense of the makers against the takers. He continues to favor the same combination of very large tax cuts for the affluent and very… Read More Around the Web (Part 2)
Check out these recent articles from around the web: A U-Haul Isn’t What the Working Class Needs by David Lapp: “But we’ll never be able to form those relationships if we merely scold the “downscale” people about their sins and “entitlement” and their communities “that deserve to die,” as if a person suffering from years… Read More Around the Web (Part 1)
Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article at Time. He writes: To bring about this Easter revolution, Christians can’t begin with political parties and ideologies and coat them with Jesus messaging. Instead, we must start with Jesus: the tortured, crucified, murdered and then resurrected Lord who disrupts all earthly kingdoms and all political agendas.… Read More The Radicalism of Easter and the Revolution of Love
Pope Francis: “Jesus Christ is risen! Love has triumphed over hatred, life has conquered death, light has dispelled the darkness!”
Fr. James Martin has a great reflection on Holy Saturday and its relationship to our everyday lives. He writes: Most of our lives are spent in Holy Saturday. In other words, most of our days are not filled with the unbearable pain of a Good Friday. Nor are they suffused with the unbelievable joy of… Read More Fr. James Martin: We Are Holy Saturday People
Pope Francis: “Jesus loved us. Jesus loves us. Without limit, always, to the end.”
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