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Hello friends, In this article for National Catholic Reporter, Sunita Viswanath describes the interfaith allies and community organizers on the ground in Minneapolis trying to Get Involved Contact Us

Two Philadelphia City Council members are expected to introduce the legislation this week as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement faces mounting national scrutiny over its tactics in Minneapolis.

The people of Minneapolis are responding and resisting in unspeakably brave, radically loving ways that we will speak of for years to come.

A prayer service outside a Newark DHS detention center was a reminder that, for Christians, every prison and every tyrant is a temporary thing.

Pax Christi USA Executive Director Charlene Howard was interviewed by Pax Christi USA Ambassador of Peace Fr. John Dear on the latest episode of his podcast, "The Nonviolent Jesus," a program of the Beatitudes Center. Charlene and Fr. John discuss organizing Pax Christi groups and actions, getting connected with other like-minded peace and justice church activists, taking on a variety of issues, and how we can practice and teach the nonviolence of Jesus.

" moral power does not recognize boundaries between nations, nor lines on a map. The moral power of this Treaty is global and universal." The Partnership of a World without Nuclear Weapons Today, January 22, we celebrate the fifth anniversary of the historic Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), ratified by 74 nations. The Partnership for a World without Nuclear Weapons…

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By Johnny Zokovitch Events in this country have, on occasion, given me reason to seek out the words of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the German Lutheran pastor and theologian whose discipleship to Jesus led him to resist the Nazi regime. His resistance eventually cost him his life; Bonheffer was executed by hanging at the Flossenbürg Concentration Camp by the SS just days before the camp was liberated in the waning days of World War II.

On Thursday, January 22, President Trump announced the start of the "Board of Peace," which requires a $1 billion membership fee. According to Reuters, "US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the board's focus would be on making sure the plan for peace in Gaza was fulfilled but that it could also 'serve as an example of what's possible in other parts of the world.'"

Pax Christi International issues statement on the so-called "Board of Peace" in Gaza: "Peace cannot be imposed from above, purchased, or administered through technocratic control."

This week, on Solidarity Saturday, we look for points of light who promote an "unarmed and disarming peace" that Pope Leo XIV calls us to live.

Hello friends, On BBC's 'Sunday,' Archbishop Timothy Broglio of the the Archdiocese of the US Military Services says the grounds for a potential invasion of Greenland are don't meet the requirements of a just war, and that those in the armed services would be able to disobey, in conscience, orders that are "morally questionable." Read Kate Scanlon's article from Our Sunday Visitor": Get Involved Contact Us