Archbishop Fiorenza walked with the oppressed and loved the underdog in any fight. With so many accomplishments these immediately come to mind: as a seminarian he walked from Selma to Montgomery; as a priest he
Synod on Synodality We are all companions on the journey together. The Synod on Synodality gathers the global Church in a multi-year process to reflect, be open to each other’s perspectives and experiences, and listen
We’d like to share with you the amaizng art and iconography of Jack Pachuta. A devout Roman Catholic, Pachuta wanted to do volunteer work after he retired from the chemical business in 1998 and spent
The Office of Prison Ministry in the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon has for some time been concerned with the need for faith-based preparation and support for their volunteers in criminal justice ministry. They became
Provident God, aware of our own brokenness, we ask the gift of courage to identify how and where we are in need of conversion in order to live in solidarity with Earth and all creation.
By Fr. Dustin Feddon, PhD, Executive Director of Joseph House Being released from either prison or jail in the middle of a global pandemic highlights the already existing challenges of reentry in America. You
The CPMC blog shares reflections from people actively involved in ministries and advocacy work that serve those affected by incarceration. Our hope is that these reflections assist you in gaining deeper insight into your own ministry and volunteer work.
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