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Pedagogical Readings

By: Education for Justice

The ultimate goal of Education for Justice is a metanoia, a fundamental and ongoing conversion of the spirit. The 1971 Justice in the World document from the Synod of Bishops declares that "education demands a renewal of the heart." If education for justice is really to be a transformational and ongoing conversion of the spirit, information sharing is only a part of a wider process.

This section contains selections that explore the nature of authentic education for justice. We welcome suggestions for other selections and for your reflections on these readings and on your own experiences.

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A Theology of Popular Culture, Timothy P. Muldoon, Ph.D.

Cinco Claves í‰tico-Pedagí³gicas de Freire, Alfredo Guiso

An Ever Timely Commitment: Teaching Peace, John Paul II

Spirituality and Solidarity, Jane Deren, Ph.D.

Philosophy of Education for Justice, David B. Burrell, CSC

Inculturation and Catechesis, Daniel S. Mulhall

Enriched by Diversity:Inculturation and Catechesis, Robert Schreiter, CPPS

Pedagogy of Hope, Paulo Freire

Educating for Recovery from Racism: A Reflection on the Work of Fr. Clarence Williams, Jr., Jane Deren, Ph.D.