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Kate Carter has lived a life dedicated to social justice. She became a Jesuit Volunteer in 1978, serving in Montana. She went on to work for JVC and became deeply involved in Central America solidarity work. She was a key member of a group that was bringing news of the oppression of the poor in …
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: Featured on Ignatian Solidarity Just Parenting column : My 6-year-old came home from school the other day and asked me, “Do you want to play M.A.S.H.?” “Wow,” I thought to myself, “so this is where we are already. Wasn’t I 8 or 9 before I learned to play M.A.S.H.?” M.A.S.H., for the uninformed, is …
My guest writes about her experience protesting with Repairers of the Breach at a detention facility in El Paso. We all must discern what is ours to do when faced with evil.
The Catholic lectionary readings for June 23 contain so much good stuff. I wrote about them on the Ignatian Solidarity Network's Rise Up reflections. And here's what I didn't have room for... People are more valuable than money. Yet mainstream American culture fights to the death to make us believe that wealth is located in …
I wrote the Lenten reflection for March 20 in the ISN Series: Broken. Here was another piece of my reflection that I didn’t have space for in that post... Readings for March 20, 2019 Many of us are taught to strive in United States culture. We are encouraged to be the best; we are lauded …
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