Tag: social justice
‘Sad, lonely feeling’: Tokyo man evicted twice, 50 years apart, for...
Across from the gleaming stadium, and just uphill from the site of his now-destroyed former home, is a small park with a set of Olympic rings
Pope Francis again calls on world leaders to ‘convert death into...
Pope Francis said rebuilding after the pandemic is an opportunity to confront the failures of the past
COVID vaccines create new billionaires, says global vaccine alliance
The new billionaires have cashed in on the success of COVID vaccines, according to the People’s Vaccine Alliance
Pope Francis’ urges Catholics to pray for global financial markets
Pope Francis urged the faithful to pray "to prevent the poor from paying the consequences" of "financial speculation"
Press freedom five years down the road
It is crucial to the understanding of freedom of the press that no power, however bloodthirsty...can divorce press freedom from social justice
The road that must be taken
It is in the “suffering” in social action that we can courageously admonish those who are unjust to become just
The ‘Body of Christ’ is risen through actions for God’s justice...
If we are willing to be challenged to continue what Jesus did ... then is it not true that we – the Body of Christ – is indeed risen again?
Carlito’s Way: A journey from Manila’s streets to a chapel for...
“They helped and cared for me. Now, I want to stay and work here so that I can help and care for others,” said Carlito
Holy Week Introspection: Social justice as faith in God
The Holy Week reminds us why we believe in Christ, that is, to speak for those who are systematically forced and bludgeoned into silence
The silence of God and the loudness of evil
God will not capitulate to the ways of the great pretender and deceiver who bullies his way around by building his tower of Babel