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Lenten Reflection on Air , by: Terri MacKenzie, SHCJ

This 16 page resource provides you with everything you need for a mult-session reflection on God's gift of air and what people can do to protect this precious gift. ...more

To Those Who Have, More Will Be Given , by: Rev. Susan Daughtry

Guest writer Rev. Susan Daughtry reflects on the Parable of The Talents, suggesting that those who have love and compassion are called to risk losing it by giving more. ...more

A Revolution of Hope: Occupy Advent and the Vatican , by: Alex Mikulich, PhD

This two page reflectionby guest writer Alex Mikulich, Ph.D., explores how the Occupy protestors embody the season of advent. Includes active links to background resources. ...more

Advent Reflection 2011: Week Four

This two page reflection invites readers to consider the possibility of the Incarnation and the radical faith of Mary's "Yes". Includes discussion questions. ...more

Advent Reflection 2011: Week Three

This two page handout reflects on Isaiah, 61: 1-2a, 10. Great for small and large groups. ...more

Advent Reflection 2011: Week Two

This two page reflection invites us to join our hope to Isaiah's for a time when the rough country will be transformed into a broad valley. ...more

Advent Reflection 2011: Week One

Be Alert! This two page reflection invites us to be alert to the signs of the times for the 2011 advent season. ...more

Jobs: A Moral Crisis

“The job crisis in the U.S. and globally is not only an economic crisis, it is a moral crisis,” argues Maria Riley in this three page reflection. Riley argues that the convergence of multiple cris...more

A Vision of the Common Good for the U.S.

This reflection addresses the USCCB's objections to elements of the debt relief plan. It includes an open letter to Speaker Boehner from Ohio Catholics expressing their concern for the poor and vulner...more

Good Friday Reflections & Creation , by: Education for Justice

This two-page reflection thoughtfully explores the connection with Holy Week, Easter, and our sensitivity to God's Creation. ...more
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