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Why this blog?
In a world structured around distraction and disengagement, to focus my attention for a few moments at least on things that are really important.Change?
What the poor and powerless must beg for in a world choked with excess; what we are called to do individually and collectively in response.Catholic Social Justice?
Catholic in terms of the faith tradition that formed and informs my deep commitment to social justice; catholic in the sense of universal, recognizing and embracing the work of all people of good will working to bring about the change we need.Twitter Updates
- R.I.P, Adrienne Rich - great vision of the relationship between poetry and social justice... bit.ly/H3XLBp 1 year ago
- RT @brianrcorbin: During this Friday in Lent please remember @CatholicRelief Rice Bowl to help those in need ow.ly/9YQwD 1 year ago
- RT @democracynow: Unarmed Black Veteran Kenneth Chamberlain Shot Dead by NY Police, Yet No Officers Charged bit.ly/Hl9ygq 1 year ago
- RT @PaxChristi: On the anniversary of the assassination of #OscarRomero, support the "Call for Residency for Central Americans and H… ht ... 1 year ago
- RT @CatholicRelief: 3.6 million people die every year from water-related diseases. You can help! Learn how and RT the word: http://t.co/ ... 1 year ago
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