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Across generations and cultures, the way communities receive those who are unfamiliar, marginalized, or displaced reveals their deepest values. Within the Christian tradition, the call...
“What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if someone claims to have faith but has no deeds? Can such faith save them? Suppose a...
Migration on our continent is a sign of the times that challenges our Christian and human conscience. Millions of brothers and sisters are forced to...
“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to...
We think that religious intolerance is a thing of the past, that it no longer happens, and that it is unthinkable that there is persecution...
This quarter, we turn our attention to a theme that has occupied the heart of the Church since its earliest days: Immigration, Belonging, and the...
A Catholic Vision for the Office of Faith, Justice, and Humanitarian Efforts In every generation, communities are confronted with profound social challenges such as poverty,...
On Feb 28th, 2026 about 100 to 150 people came together representing about 20 to 30 organizations that dot the Sacramento area. The theme was...
I woke up one morning in July 1983 and my parents announced that we would be leaving Lima, Peru, to seek a future in Venezuela....
Office of Faith, Justice, and Humanitarian Efforts The Vision and Mission The Veritas Manifesta Project, operating under the formal auspices of the Office of Faith,...
“A perspective from faith and justice” We must not confuse migration with tourism, although both can be similar. There is a fine line between them,...
Welcome back. Those two words carry more weight than they might appear to. After six years of silence, Convergent Streams returns to print and to...