Liturgy and Justice
Liturgy and justice are inseparable in the Christian imagination. Read more here about this critical relationship and its implications for Christian living.
The Justice Dimension of Our Prayers
Gerard Moore asks, "Do the parts of the Mass invite us to be a people of social justice?"
Image: "Jesus took up his Cross" from Stations of the Cross at Christ the Teacher Chapel at the University of Portland; photo credit: Johan van Parys, Minneapolis, MN
Distractions and Awkward Moments? Well yes, but what would Jesus do?
This is the second article of a two-part series that first appeared in The Catholic Advocate (Archdiocese of Newark) and is reprinted here with permission. Msgr. Richard Arnhols responds to the question, "How should we deal with persons with disabilities?"
Read Part I of this 2-part series: "Spirit of Inclusion Inspires Families with Special Needs"
Photos were taken by Anne Masters during a Mass on the feast day of St. Christina the Astonishing, the patron saint of people with intellectual disabilities and their families.
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