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Tag: social justice

06 Jan
Category: Uncategorized
Beware ‘otherizing’ those in need
10 Aug
Category: Uncategorized
Social justice, The Creed and worship
16 Feb
Category: Schools
Student Diversity Union fosters dialogue, inclusivity
29 Jan
Category: Vermont
Resettling refugees: a work of mercy
28 Jan
Category: Vermont
Alburgh farm couple shares eggs with food insecure
14 Jan
Category: Vermont
Most Holy Trinity Parish offers help through ‘Helping Hands and Hearts’ ministry
04 Jan
Category: Vermont
Vermont Catholic Professionals to meet Jan. 19

"Perfection of the life or of the work?" will be the topic of the next keynote speaker at the [...]

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04 Oct
Category: Vermont
Vergennes Fiesta offers tastes of migrant workers’ homelands
30 Apr
Category: Uncategorized
If St. Joseph Lived in 2021
16 Feb
Category: Uncategorized
‘Blessed are the peacemakers’
10 Jan
Category: Vermont
Teen takes seriously Gospel call to help others
08 Jan
Category: Saints
Social justice saints
04 Jan
Category: Uncategorized
Social justice best served by ‘choosing to build strong and loving relationships’
03 Jan
Category: Uncategorized
The silence of social justice
29 Dec
Category: Vermont
Brattleboro pastor oversees busy parish that does many charitable works
28 Dec
Category: Uncategorized
A Christmas like no other
22 Dec
Category: Vermont
Waterbury parish takes helping others to heart
10 Jun
Category: Vermont
2019 Bishop deGoesbriand Grants awarded
27 Dec
Category: Vermont
Feeding the hungry in Brattleboro
12 Dec
Category: Vermont
Serving the young and homeless of Burlington
03 Oct
Category: Vermont
Survey: How do you witness the Catholic faith?
02 Oct
Category: Vermont
Vermont Catholic Community Foundation Annual Meeting
02 Jan
Category: Vermont
Sacrificial ministry is incomplete without the cross

Caution: This article concerns working with the poor, the homeless, the mentally ill and addicts. [...]

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14 Dec
Category: Vermont
Survey: What ministries of the Church are most important to you?