Restorative Justice in Light of the Lenten Gospels: A Five-Week Exploration
A five-part series guiding small groups and individual believers through a Lenten exploration of restorative justice.
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U.S. Bishop Chairmen Speak Out Against Sept. 2020 Federal Executions
(Washington, DC) Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, and Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann of Kansas City in Kansas, chairman of the USCCB’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities, issued the following statement in response to the federal executions scheduled this week:
Fiscal Year 2020 Impact Report
DEATH PENALTY UPDATE | JUNE 2020
Statement of Solidarity: A Catholic Response to COVID-19 Behind Bars (PDF)
As Catholics, we are called to respect the dignity of all human life—regardless of the harm one has suffered or caused. While CMN remains steadfast in its mission to end the death penalty and promote restorative justice, we recognize that we cannot simply stand by when experiencing COVID-19 behind bars could, for some, mean a de facto death sentence.
The Stations of the Cross: An Art Project
An artist on Tennessee's death row shares how he collaborated with his fellow inmates to paint the Stations of the Cross.
Restorative Questions Card (Printable)
When harm happens, asking restorative questions can help us begin discerning how to repair the damage done in a manner that models Jesus' reconciling way.
DPIC 2019 Year-End Report
This report is a comprehensive look at the status of capital punishment on a national level as well as on a state-by-state basis. The report includes legislative updates from the past year, statistics on executions and death sentences, and much more.
James Dailey One-Page Case Summary
March for Life Sign: Who Would Jesus Execute?
Attending the March for Life? (Or know someone who is?) Carry this sign with you to affirm your commitment to upholding the dignity of ALL human life.
This poster is sized to 8.5" x 11" and can be easily printed on a standard sheet of computer paper. To have the design blown up to a custom size, please contact Katlyn Toelle, Communications Manager, at katlyn@catholicsmobilizing.org.
