Yunuen Trujillo moves the conversation about queer Catholicism past its usual sticking points, suggesting much-needed renewal in our thinking about how queer Catholics' lives and church teaching collide.
Commentary: The Biden administration must tackle systemic racism with the same urgency we would apply to rescuing someone who is drowning — people of color are in immediate, daily danger.
At a U.S. bishops' national forum on young adult ministry, a youth ministry coordinator said that ministers and leaders should be empowering young adults to work towards dismantling systemic racism.
Across the country, Catholics — responding to the call to stand against police brutality of victims who are Black, Indigenous or people of color — are showing up, educating themselves and engaging in conversations about white supremacy.
Decolonizing Faith and Society: We who believe we are white need to make far more difficult collective sacrifices to create the conditions of the possibility of living racial equality as a way of life.
From Where I Stand: The conquest and enslavement of whole peoples is a seedbed of white shame that has lasted for decades, for centuries, and must finally be weeded out now.
Grace on the Margins: Thedehumanization that people of color endure is based on a basic notion: White people are more important and valuable than people of color. White lives not only matter, they matter more.
