The Community’s Prayers Are My Prayers: A Life of Faith in Prison
For Christians incarcerated for first degree murder in Illinois, their faith can be a source of reconciliation and hope.
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Ash Wednesday in Jail – Women’s Unit
S. Sally Witt's poem explores the depth of the Ash Wednesday ritual as women in prison come forward reflecting God's love, the Good News that we are all Christ's disciples.
Multi-Religious Fellows Dig into Justice
In early February, the Multi-Religious Fellows gathered at the Minnesota Humanities Center in Saint Paul, MN for their latest cohort meeting. The subject was "Ensuring Equal Legal Justice for All" – a topic not only complex, but timely.
Fellows Wrestle with the Criminal Justice System
The Collegeville Institute Fellows engaged in timely conversation about the state of the criminal justice system during their July 18th and 19th meeting.
Confronting the Challenges of the Criminal Justice System
The fifth meeting of the Collegeville Institute Fellows Program focused on criminal justice in Minnesota.
