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Prison is a place of many things. Healing isn't one of them.
Posted Jan 08 2021 |Writing to those in prison is a way to bring healing to places of isolation and loneliness.
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Writing to those in prison is a way to bring healing to places of isolation and loneliness.
As we reflect upon the examples set by Mary, Elizabeth, and Joseph, how can we emulate their mercy and hope?
On the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, we are reminded of Mary and her shining example of faith in the Lord.
En la fiesta de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, recordamos a María y su ejemplo brillante de fe en Dios.
John the Baptist was called to be a witness to the Lord. How are you being called?
How can we proclaim Jesus' message of justice and peace?
"We need to be using this time of isolation to recognize that we are the clay within our Potter’s hands; each of us is molded to be a gift to those around us."
After participating in CMN's Harm, Healing, and Human Dignity Conference, Ruth Cunnings finds herself imagining restorative justice as a beautiful stained glass window.
After accompanying William LeCroy to his death on Sept. 22, Sr. Barbara Battista reflects on Christ's call to “love our neighbors as ourselves.”
An in-prison educational program fosters transformational relationships.
Jesus has a unique way of reaching each of us.
The federal government's resumption of executions — led by Attorney General William Barr — runs counter to the Gospel of Life.
Get to know the Restorative Justice Network of Catholic Campuses — an organization cultivating restorative principles within Catholic colleges and universities nationwide.
Catholic sisters in Terre Haute, Indiana respond to the restart of federal executions with faith and action.
No matter where you sit, opportunities to proclaim the dignity inherent in each human person exist — even abound — through creativity and the Holy Spirit.
If God leaves the door of redemption open to all of us, who are we to close it?
Across the United States, Catholics and people of faith are transforming our broken criminal justice system into one that values healing over vengeance, and hope over death. Join us as we uplift the lived experiences, ministerial examples, and spiritual reflections of those working to promote restorative justice and end the death penalty.
CMN’s Mercy in Action Project gives YOU the tools you need to promote clemency for those on death row. Sign up today to start receiving monthly execution alerts.
More than 25,000 Catholics and people of faith have already pledged to educate, advocate, and pray for an end to the death penalty. Will you answer the call?