Justice, Peace and Ecology Articles

On Thursday, June 30, the Supreme Court of the United States released their decision on Biden v. Texas. While we ultimately welcomed the decision, it unfortunately does…

The news from San Antonio that nearly 50 migrants died inside a semi-truck once again reminds our nation of the cruel consequences of our unjust immigration system.

Haitian asylum-seekers are being denying their fundamental right to request safety and are being forced to “remain in Mexico” in life-threatening conditions by the…

The is a common perception that it’s predominantly Central American migrants, but this perception does not match the reality on-the-ground. In fact, Haitian migrants have…

The St. Columban House of Hospitality for Migrants in Santiago, Chile provides food, shelter, lodging, and a welcoming place for the many migrants arriving in Chile.

I believe that conservation begins with conversation - listening to each other, to God, and to all of creation. When we are attuned to the voices of love, justice, peace,…

Each of us has a small part to play in caring for one another, defending the oppressed, and giving aid to the most vulnerable members of creation, which includes our…

History teaches us that pandemics can change things dramatically and Covid-19 will change history dramatically.

uring this Holy Week and Easter season, are we open to the possibility that a transformation might take place in our room, similar to the transformation that the disciples…

Learn the tools to have effective and transformative one-on-one conversations about social justice issues as well as how to organize your community to achieve advocacy “…

Migrants arriving at the US/MX border are often fleeing crippling poverty, environmental destruction, extreme violence, political instability, and other serious threats to…

On April 1, the Biden administration announced the end of Title 42, a public health policy used as pretext to deny asylum seekers their right to safety. But what does the…