A Litany for the Dying, the Departed, and the Grieving
Resident Scholars Anne and Jeffery Rowthorn wrote a litany for all who are dying in hospitals alone, denied visits from family members.
Social Concern
Growing a Relational Food Ministry
An Interview with Elizabeth Mae Magill
Pastor Elizabeth Mae Magill believes that highly effective food ministries create deep, reciprocal relationships.
To Do the Common Good
Peak usage of the “common good” was in 1941, the beginning of World War II, an event that eventually called upon every single American to sacrifice.
A Litany for the Coronavirus
Anne and Jeffery Rowthorn, current Resident Scholars at the Collegeville Institute, wrote a litany about the coronavirus for use in places of worship.
Eco-Anxiety: What Can We Do?
According to a recent survey, the majority of Americans feel worried about climate change. We need to turn eco-anxiety into eco-action.
The Need for An Environmental Creed
There are moments when faith needs to be reimagined in the face of an existential threat. In our time, that threat is climate change.
You’re Doing Racial Reconciliation Wrong
An Excerpt from I Bring the Voices of My People
Read a modified excerpt from I Bring the Voices of My People: A Womanist Vision for Racial Reconciliation.
The Earth is Crying Out
Responding to Hurricane Dorian
After Hurricane Dorian, a friend told me he is considering flying to the Bahamas to volunteer with relief efforts. “Please don't," I responded.
Seeing with God’s Eyes
A Review of The God Who Sees by Karen González
Karen González has written a "hermeneutics of immigration" in her new book The God Who Sees: Immigrants, the Bible, and the Journey to Belong.
The Art of Waiting
We tend to think of the line as a great democratizer. But in a world where the convenience of being online reduces the need for the human line, who waits?
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