The 10 latest articles on Faith & Justice come from 9 sources, published between Nov 5 and Nov 12. Most come from NOLA.com (2).
People in these stories: Jesus (4), Wilton Gregory (3), Nannie Helen Burroughs (2), Ella Baker (2), Baker (2), Fannie Lou Hamer (2)
Organizations: Congress (2), Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (2), Black Catholic (2), MAGA (2), Civil Rights Movement (2)
Places: Washington (4), U.S. (4), Chicago (4), D.C. (3), Mass (3), Tennessee (2)
News & AnalysisBlack HistoryPolitics Nov 12 Written by Empowering Everyday Women Pastors held the microphone. Baptist conventions, Montgomery kitchens and Sea Island classrooms supplied the organizers, money and voters who gave the pulpit its reach. By EEW Magazine Online Editors The Rev.
Local Longtime Black Catholic leader reflects on faith, culture and community JULIA DeJAK | Catholic Herald Intern 11/12/26 Former member of the Diocese of Arlington, Thelma Lucas has served the Catholic Church for several years advocating for cultural diversity and being involved…
Kristin Kobes Du Mez’s follow-up to Jesus and John Wayne covers consumerism, multilevel marketing, and the hard right turn to...
Worshippers during service at Rosemount Missionary Baptist Church in Jackson, Miss., which Democrat Scott Colom visited during his campaign for U.S. Senate. AP Photo/Ellen Schmidt The ‘religious left’ may be rising – but Black Christian women have been there all along…
Fifty-five years ago, six Black Catholics crossed the Atlantic to the Vatican to discuss racism in the American Church. They never got the audience with Pope Paul VI they sought, but experts say what they started is still shaping U.S. dioceses…
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READ MORE: If racism isn’t taught, ‘it dies’: Cardinal Wilton Gregory meets New Orleans students
As the Catholic Church continues to reckon with its historic and current role in issues of race, Cardinal Wilton Gregory urged two rapt audiences in New Orleans Thursday to break out of their comfort zones and push through racial barriers.
Black Catholic spirituality enriches family life, forms faithful disciples, and bears witness in faith to the entire church. St. Columbanus at 71st and Prairie on the South Side of Chicago was my grandmother’s parish for nearly 50 years. One of many Black…
Black pastors and faith leaders in public life: voter drives from the pulpit, protests, boycotts and fasts, sermons on politics, and the Black church on justice.
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