For a queer Catholic raised in purity culture, horror films became a way to face the monsters I was taught to fear.
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Huerta was one of the foremost women in U.S. labor history, serving the UFW as chief negotiator, strike organizer, lobbyist ,and reformer during its heyday in the 1960s and ‘70s in California’s agriculture-rich Central Valley.
As a pastor, denominations like mine have seen better days. But this election season gives us an opportunity to lead responsibly and faithfully.
The attack on Abdul El-Sayed reveals how Christian nationalism mutates religious freedom into a privilege reserved for a few.
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An interview with George Lakey on a lifetime of nonviolent activism. At 89, what’s next?
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My goodbye letter to Michelle, an artist I met at a Catholic Worker house.
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How congregations have used Chapter 11 reorganization to survive predatory lending.
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All Saints and All Souls used to irritate me. Why pray for people I don’t know?
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Some say it’s “lipstick on a pig.” Others say it’s gospel economics.
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As relatable as I found Dixie Dillon Lane’s Skipping School, a big piece was missing.
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Half a century later, a lot has changed, but we remain committed to inspiring Christians across every tradition to put their faith into action for justice and peace and strengthening faith-inspired movements for change.
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