After participating in CMN's Harm, Healing, and Human Dignity Conference, Ruth Cunnings finds herself imagining restorative justice as a beautiful stained glass window.
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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.
The federal government's resumption of executions — led by Attorney General William Barr — runs counter to the Gospel of Life.
Catholic sisters in Terre Haute, Indiana respond to the restart of federal executions with faith and action.
If God leaves the door of redemption open to all of us, who are we to close it?
"I was eleven years old when my dad was shot and killed during the robbery of our family business."
Deacon Robert Vigil reflects on a powerful encounter at Bernalillo County Jail, a facility he has been barred from visiting since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
"When he was released from prison, Dewayne said, 'I have no hate in my heart for what they did to me.'"
A 37-year career law enforcement officer learns to oppose capital punishment and begins actively speaking out against the death penalty.