Can public-private collaboration go too far? Nathaniel Romano SJ wonders what happens when we blur the lines.
Posts in Justice
San Fran Sprinkler Scandal
After a Catholic cathedral gets caught hosing the homeless, Jason Welle looks at the lessons learned.
Lean In for Equality
Hey men – this month, let’s lean in to build strong partnerships with women.
The Right to Beautiful Things: Education as Transformation
In his Jesuit Post debut, Dan Dixon highlights the importance of beauty, the transformative power of education, and the inspiring work of a Fe y Alegría school.
A Frat Boy’s Confession: An Open Letter to the Fraternity Men of America
Unwittingly and with the best of intentions, I was an enabler of violence…
Pope Francis’s Ecology Encyclical – What Can We Expect?
The word emanating from Vatican corridors is that we can expect to see the long awaited environment-themed encyclical at some point during 2015. The exact date has not been disclosed, but it could coincide with Francis’ apostolic visit to the Philippines in January, a...
In the Kingdom of the Enemy: Reading the Torture Report
Sin and violence has its own terrible internal logic, and the torture report shows us that we’re trapped in it.
Between #BlackLivesMatter and #AllLivesMatter
#Hashtags matter. Sam Sawyer on being called to conversion.
A Dream Deferred (No Longer?)
Marcos Gonzales wonders what it may mean when a dream deferred is finally a real possibility.
Miles to Go: On Street Harassment
A recent “viral” PSA on ‘catcalls’ highlights how far we really need to go.