Martin Luther King's Faith Challenges Us to Personal Conversion, Archbishop Broglio Says
The president of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops reflected on King's legacy of racial justice.
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March Madness: Meet the Catholic Priest Who Helped Desegregate College Basketball
Father Joseph Nearon, while a student at Manhattan College, was instrumental in integrating college basketball tournaments and later became one of the few Black priest theologians in the United States.
One Year After George Floyd’s Killing: Black Catholics Are Exhausted, Yet Hopeful
Racial justice is a noble quest for the Church and society.
Minnesota Black Catholics Say Chauvin Verdict Is a First Step Toward Justice
Speaking to Register after Tuesday’s conviction of the former police officer for the death of George Floyd, these Catholics said they find relief and hope in the trial’s outcome.
Presidential Candidates Clash on Racial Justice
Donald Trump and Joe Biden hold different policies on race; Catholics weigh in as Election Day looms.
Black Lives Matter: What’s a Parent to Do?
COMMENTARY: Advice for parents on how to talk to their children who fail to make a distinction between protests against serious injustices against Black people and the Black Lives Matter Global Network.
Protesting on Both Knees
COMMENTARY: Catholics should be on the front lines of the fight for justice, beginning in the front pews, protesting devoutly before God.
At Pentecost, Catholics Find Support in Their Faith During Minneapolis Riots
Faith and forgiveness, alongside with solidarity for the victim and the African-American community’s anguish, are elements of their response to the brutal death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd.
