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Vol 122 #7 White Privilege Diminishes Our Humanity: 10 Commitments for Meaningful Change
Posted in social justice, peace and justice, a matter of spirit, catholic social teaching, immigration, human rights, nonviolence, peacemaking, racism, racial equity, equality, women, gender equality, sexism, contemplation, dialogue, New America, Living on Mar 22nd, 2019
Vol 122 #6 Will Stay Woke, by Rev. Whitney Edwards
Posted in social justice, peace and justice, a matter of spirit, catholic social teaching, immigration, human rights, nonviolence, peacemaking, racism, racial equity, equality, women, gender equality, sexism, contemplation, New America, Living on Mar 22nd, 2019
Vol 122 #5 Unpacking My Privilege
Posted in social justice, peace and justice, a matter of spirit, catholic social teaching, immigration, human rights, nonviolence, racism, racial equity, equality, women, gender equality, sexism, immigrant, Living on Mar 22nd, 2019
Vol 121 #6 Hope in a Broken World, by Edith Avila Olea
Posted in journal, social justice, peace and justice, a matter of spirit, catholic social teaching, theology, immigration, refugees, human rights, racism, racial equity, equality, contemplation, dialogue, fellowship, New World, New America, immigrant, church reform on Jan 10th, 2019
A Matter of Spirit — Spring 2017 — Sustainable Earth for Future Generations
Posted in journal, social justice, climate change, peace and justice, a matter of spirit, science and faith, human rights, environment, contemplation, economy, Sustainability, Earth, Living, Sharing Economy on Mar 30th, 2017
Integral Ecology: Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor, By Jessica Ludescher Imanaka
The Invitation to Live Simply, By Amy Potthast
Ending Poverty in All its Forms – Are We Up To the Task? By Margaret Mayce, OP
Youth Lead the Way for a Sustainable Future, By Oladipupo Daniel Ajiroba
A Conversation with Mother Earth, By Gretchen Gundrum
Meditation for Spending Time with Mother Earth
Reflection on the Sustainable Development Goals
Climate Refugees
Posted in DefaultTag, climate change, peace and justice, a matter of spirit, catholic social teaching, theology, immigration, refugees, human rights, equality, environment, dialogue, interfaith, Sustainability, Earth on Jun 21st, 2016
Elizabeth Murphy, editor of A Matter of Spirit, talks about the intersection of Climate Change and Refugees. This podcast is part of IPJC's Laudato Si' Week and in remembrance of World Refugee Day 2016. To learn more about Climate Change and the Refugee Crisis, visit ipjc.org.
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