All Oppression Shall Cease By Christopher Kellerman, S.J. (Orbis, 2022) At the beginning of social healing is truth-telling. This involves the true stories of victims of oppression, but also of the actions of wrongdoers. The work...
What we’re reading this month: June 2023
The books U.S. Catholic writers have enjoyed this month, including “All Oppression Shall Cease” and “Non-Toxic Masculinity.”
New from our staff
June 2023
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE CURRENT ISSUE
In God’s image
Understanding God beyond the gender binary is essential to building a better church.
BY ELLYN SANNA
‘Jesus served’
The work of medical nonprofit Los Quijotes models Jesus’ ministry.
BY JOSEPH SORRENTINO
God is change
For this scripture scholar, science gives new language for talking about vocation and community.
AN INTERVIEW WITH LAURIE BRINK, O.P.
Where are your voices?
Sixty years after Martin Luther King Jr. wrote his “Letter from Birmingham City Jail,” white Christians still function as defenders of an unjust status quo.
BY FATHER BRYAN MASSINGALE
A poignant lesson
What might peace in our time look like?
BY KEVIN CLARKE
God often chooses those who are most despised and marginalized to bear the gospel’s prophetic message.
LaRyssa Herrington
