Este reflexión fue publicado como parte de La Guía de Reflexión para la Cuaresma 2022: Sostener la dignidad humana, promover los derechos humanos. “Déjela todavía por un año más, para que yo pueda cavar a su alrededor y echarle abono.” – Lucas 13: 8-9 En el Evangelio de este tercer domingo de Cuaresma, Jesús habla de…
Este reflexión fue publicado como parte de La Guía de Reflexión para la Cuaresma 2022: Sostener la dignidad humana, promover los derechos humanos. “Mientras oraba, su rostro se transformó, y su ropa se tornó blanca y radiante.” – Lucas 9:29 En la lectura del Evangelio de la segunda semana de Cuaresma, escuchamos el relato de la…
Este reflexion fue publicado como parte de La Guía de Reflexión para la Cuaresma 2022: Sostener la dignidad humana, promover los derechos humanos. “El mismo Señor es Señor de todos y bendice abundantemente a cuantos lo invocan.” – Romanos 10: 11-12 El tiempo de Cuaresma nos ofrece la oportunidad de preparar nuestros corazones para la alegría…
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Brian Barber, a sociologist and professor at the University of Tennessee, spoke on a webinar moderated by Churches for Middle East Peace on February 17, 2022. The following is an excerpt of his comments.
MOGC joined a coalition of faith-based organizations in sending the following letter (excerpted here) urging Congress to pass a bill that would allow for newly-arrived Afghan evacuees in the United States to have permanent legal status, rather than temporary relief.
MOGC joined over 350 organizations in sending the following letter (excerpted here) to the leaders of the House of Representatives urging them to support H.R. 40, a bill to create a commission to study the legacy of slavery and the prospect of reparations for African-Americans.
U.S.-based faith groups are calling on Congress to pass a bill aimed at stopping the violence in Myanmar.
A report assesses the Biden administration’s initial efforts to address the root causes of migration from Central America.
Haitian diaspora leaders urge Pres. Biden to support the Montana Accords for restoring democracy in Haiti while Congressional leaders ask the president to stop deportations to besieged country.
A victory for water defenders in Honduras provides hope for the future.
A Mayan land rights case against the Guatemalan state has reached the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in San José, Costa Rica.
The concept of a circular economy that reduces and repurposes waste is gaining momentum around the world.
A new report highlights priorities for the African continent for 2022.
The Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns is producing a series of two-page policy issue briefs on key global concerns topics. This is an excerpt from the latest brief on COVID-19 vaccine access.
The Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns is producing a series of two-page policy issue briefs on key global concerns topics. This is an excerpt from the latest brief on U.S. sanctions policy.
The following is an excerpt from the First Sunday of Lent reflection in our Lenten Reflection Guide 2022: Upholding Human Rights and Human Dignity.
As she concludes her term working with MOGC as NGO Representative to the UN (2018-2021), Sr. Marvie Misolas, MM reflects on the meaning of the Maryknoll Sisters’ presence at the UN.
