The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth stand with the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) in condemning the recent racist terrorist attack in New York.
Racism
The Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth Take a Public Stand Against Racism
The Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth of Convent Station, New Jersey have voted to take a Congregation Public Stand Against Racism.
‘Our reckoning’: U.S. sisters take up call to examine their role in systemic racism
“We have to admit and recognize the ways we have been complicit in this.”
Laudato Si: Everything is Connected
“We need a conversion which includes everyone since the environmental challenge we are undergoing and its human roots, concern and affect us all.”
Exploring Laudato Si and Racism
Concern for the environment thus needs to be joined to a sincere love for our fellow human beings and an unwavering commitment to resolving the problems of society.
A Canadian View: Systemic Racism
We in Canada must also face reality that we must come to terms with the issue of racism.
Vincentian Prayer Images: An Image For Self-examination
Have I ever thought of the difference between what is socially acceptable and not socially acceptable discrimination?
A Canadian View: Systemic Racism – What Can I Do?
I recently posed the following questions to our social justice network within the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SSVP), Canada.
A Canadian View: Justice for All
Poverty and racism have always been intertwined. If we do not include address both, it will be difficult to realize any positive results that may finally lead to Justice For All.
A Call To Change (Part II)
Listen carefully … allow people to share their story … listen to people speak about their dreams and hopes … establish relationships with people.
A Call to Change (Part I)
What makes us believe that any changes that might occur during 2020 will create a new society, a society of justice and equality?
Hope in the Face of Racism Series
How does our Catholic faith and Vincentian charism call us to respond to the racism experienced by our African American brothers and sisters?