Helping to create pathways back into employment, especially for long-term employees, limits the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on vulnerable communities.
Inside the Capitol: Standing in solidarity with hospitality workers
St. Joseph: The quiet love of a father
“St. Joseph is an example to all fathers of providing a daily witness of true strength and gentleness, preparing our children well in the ordinary moments of each day.”
Inside the Capitol: Speaking up for migrants and people seeking second chances
Archbishop Bernard Hebda spoke to a House committee expressing support for a bill that would allow undocumented immigrants an opportunity to obtain a provisional license after passing a driving exam.
From the editor: New seven-part series on Catholic social teaching debuts
“We hope you find this educational series valuable and will use it in your home and parish to reflect more deeply on how CST helps us to answer the call to discipleship and promote the common good.”
Greg Erlandson: Them’s fighting words!
“I’ve been thinking about anger and fights lately. We don’t seem to do it very well in our Church. We don’t seem to do it very well in our society.”
Christina Capecchi: Learning from Horton: say what you mean, mean what you say
“Today, the homely hero of ‘Horton Hatches The Egg’ feels like a symbol of what we are sorely lacking in a culture that sets us up to be flighty and fickle.”
Inside the Capitol: Sheltering the homeless, keeping kids safe at school, decriminalizing poverty
Homelessness is on the rise in greater Minnesota with a 32 percent increase between 2019 and 2020.
Effie Caldarola: Forced labor and what we buy
In this time of globalization, and with Pope Francis reminding us to remember that justice isn’t just a local issue, my bed sheet set took my thoughts a world away.