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All posts by Kevin Kuehl, SJ
Kevin is currently studying philosophy at Saint Louis University. His interest in international relations took him from the grit of his boyhood home in Memphis to the grind of Georgetown University where he studied culture and politics. After escaping from D.C., he served as a missionary and teacher at a children's home in Honduras. While completing a degree in Ministry at Creighton University, he worked at the Schlegel Center for Service & Justice. Kevin is a runner, naturalist, and trivia buff.
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Solidarity and Anti-Racism | Know Justice, Know Peace: A Jesuit Antiracism Retreat
Although solidarity is one of the values of Catholic Social Teaching, it is easily forgotten that it is not just a feeling of sympathy with those who suffer. Solidarity is a constant effort to create a society centered on equity and justice. Kevin Kuehl gives us four characteristics of true solidarity and asks us to consider with whom do we practice solidarity in our following of Jesus: with those who are fighting for justice or with those who are perpetuating oppression?
DACA Supreme Court Decision: Uncertain Hope for Dreamers
The Supreme Court’s ruling offers temporary relief for young migrants. Legislation is needed for a permanent fix.
Decisión de la Corte Suprema sobre DACA: Esperanza Incierta para los Dreamers
La opinión de la Corte Suprema ofrece un alivio temporal para los jóvenes inmigrantes. Hace falta legislación para una solución permanente.
On Earth Day, My Grandma’s Dream Reminds Me to Let God Be the Gardener
Gardening does not need to be about perfection; it can help us remember that God is the one who is in control.
The Body of Christ at the Border
What the Annual Border Mass Reveals about Being on the Margins
Tom Reese, SJ on the Amazon Synod: An Interview
Where are we as the Church moves toward the end of the Synod? A veteran observer of the synods and Papacy reflects.
The Synod is about the People of the Amazon
The Voice of the Amazon Cries Out: Who Will Listen?