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Can you help us? We are working on a new set of resources on the Economic Crisis and would greatly appreciate your input. Would you please take a minute to respond to our new poll on the home page?
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We've got a great new line-up of resources this week. Please see the list at the left for new resources just created to support your work in educating for justice.
Peace, The Education for Justice Team Katherine Feely, SND, Jane Deren, Bill Griffin, CFX, Liz Leipold
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Prayer in a Time of Economic Distress
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Faith in Action
Bailouts continue to mount and stimulus effects may be slow in coming, but prayer is also needed in these times. This prayer highlights what we need to recover in this time of economic distress. Go to prayer
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Lenten Reflection for 3rd Week of Lent
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The Cleansing of the Temple Our Lenten journey requires not just stamina, but vision. With the eyes, we must take in information and draw on its content for meaning and direction; with the heart, we must discern deeply in order to read and perceive the signs along the way. Vision requires not only that the eye perceives correctly, but that the heart responds appropriately towards the direction of our deepest hopes and desires. Go to resource
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A Guide to Lenten Resources
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A Journey into Healing and Reconciliation This two-page guide highlights the many different resources currently
available on the Education for Justice Web site for the Lenten season. A complete listing of
resources and descriptions is provided along with links. Go to resource
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Climate Change: Theological Reflections
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PowerPoint Presentation
This presentation offers theological points to reflect upon in connection to climate change. The earth is our one home and the decisions made affect us all. Use this presentation with your own instrumental soundtrack. The five minute presentation concludes with a prayer and can be used by individuals or groups. Go to resource
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Tips for Reading Catholic Social Teaching Documents
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What to do...What not to do Anniversaries of major Catholic Social Teaching documents often encourage us to re-read significant documents, and to reflect on their contribution to our understanding of social issues. It raises the question of how to approach reading the major documents that are considered to make up the canon of Catholic Social Teaching. Here are some tips on what to do, and what not to do.
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Resource for World Water Day
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March 22 is World Water Day
This two-page resource, "Water of Life," makes a great fact sheet, insert for bulletins or newsletters. This resource includes:
- Sacramental connections to water
- Global facts and statistics related to water
- Water & Catholic social teaching principles
- Prayer for reflection
Go to resource
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Prayer in Honor of Archbishop Oscar Romero
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Anniversary: March 24
We remember the life and witness of Archbishop Oscar Romero, whose reluctant conversion brought about by having to confront the violence around him, has led to a legacy of nonviolence and continued hope for a resurrection of peace.
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Prayer: Annunciations Today
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Feast of the Annunciation March 25
The feast of the Annunciation provides an occasion to ponder's Mary's fiat and affirm our own "yes" to God's invitation to us.
"Eternal God, You speak to us today as You spoke to Mary of Nazareth.You invite us to embody Christ in our lives as Mary did.May we also say "Yes" and make your Word flesh among us..."
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Sunday Lectionary Reflection |
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The Sunday Lectionary Reflections by Fr. John Bucki, S.J., provide an excellent resource for personal or communal reflection on the Word as well as ideas for homily preparation. Each reflection includes a list of the readings, quotes for reflection, connections to Catholic Social Teaching, Prayers of the Faithful/Petitions, links for action and more. For this week's reflection, follow the link below.
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