Here's What's New
Information about gatherings, programs, resources and activities that help promote social justice.
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Adele Social Justice Project Community Starters Click here.
Report from Nairobi, July 2009 Click here.
MSJC Annual Report Click here.
Global Economic Justice: Is It Possible? Click here.
Social Justice and the Marianist Family in Light of CurrentEconomic Problems Click here.
Things Marianist: How We "Do" Social Justice. To view an image of the front cover: Click here.To order copies of this six-page pamphlet: Click here.Resource for Community Reflection/Discussion: How Marianists do Social Justice Click here.Social Justice the Marianist Way: for use with High School Students Click here.
Food Expenditure for one week around the world. How does the USA compare to spending around the world? To find out Click here.
MSJC Steering Committee endorses Catholic Charities "Campaign to Reduce Poverty in America." To learn more Click here. For action ideas Click here.
Want to find a film with a social justice theme? Click here for some suggestions.
Justice Reflections
This month's reflection comes from Beth Garascia, who writes about her experience as the Catholic mother of gay children.
"Being a Catholic parent of one gay and one lesbian young adult has meant for me a long journey to understand how those two important portions of my identity can both be gifts."
To read the entire reflection click here.
Be an Advocate for Justice
Justice Jottings – the MSJC e-newsletter. To read the latest issue, click here. To read any of the previous issues, go to the Archive. To receive Justice Jottings monthly by email, click here.
Marianist Groups – Programs for YOU Click here for social justice programs from MSJC for Marianist communities and groups.
Social Justice…on the Light SideTo keep from taking ourselves too seriously, click here for some humorous relief. It will make you smile!
Praying for Social Justice Sometimes the most important thing we can do, maybe the only thing, is to take our concerns to God. Click here to get some prayer ideas.
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