Reflecting On My Past- Looking Into My Future
2020-04-24
Psalm 121: The Lord the Keeper of Israel. This verse, has always held a dear place in my heart, though I never read it in the Bible, I knew theContinue Reading
Catholic Social Teaching and Covid-19
2020-04-14
Catholic Social Teaching (CST) is an essential part of a Catholic’s faith with its roots being in the teachings of the Hebrew prophets who announced God’s love for the poor.Continue Reading
Staying Positive
2020-04-10
Take a moment to think about something positive that you heard on the news. Now think about a moment when you’ve had positive thoughts. Have you thought about anything otherContinue Reading
The Church’s Response to a Pandemic
2020-03-25
As a devout Catholic I am called to attend Mass every weekend, either on Saturday nights or on Sunday. However, the Church’s response to the Coronavirus is changing how I,Continue Reading
Kindness Peeking Through the Darkness
2020-03-23
It’s only day 6 of being quarantined and it feels like I am already losing my mind, losing all hope. The coronavirus is a pandemic that is quickly affecting everyContinue Reading
The Right to Privacy vs. The Need For Statistical Information
2020-03-09
This past week marked the second half of the 51st Session on Statistical Commission, which took place at the United Nations from March 3rd to the 6th. As we enterContinue Reading
The Catholic Church Using It’s Voice in Venezuela
2020-03-03
Venezuela, once one of the richest countries in Latin America, is now one of the poorest and most unstable countries in the world. Populism in Latin America changed Venezuela andContinue Reading
Laudato Si Generation
2020-02-25
Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si, on the environment currently has a new wave of support by the Catholic Climate Covenant. This is an organization that is seeking to create anContinue Reading
Ireland’s Drive for Five: A Global Call to Action for the Education of Young Girls
2020-02-15
This week marks the beginning of the 58th Session of the Commission for Social Development (CSocD58) which will take place at the United Nations from February 10th to the 19th.Continue Reading
Migrant Camps: The Strength of Community
2020-02-07
Matamoros, Mexico and Brownsville,Texas used to be typical sleepy (some even say boring) border towns with the Rio Grande River separating them, and the international bridge connecting them. On theContinue Reading