From our partners at Catholic Mobilizing Network: Felix Rosado spent nine long years blaming everybody for his incarceration but himself. But then, two things happened: he rekindled his Catholic faith and learned about restorative justice. These two discoveries set Felix on an extraordinary journey of accountability and transformation.
by Bobby Ehnow, Ph.D.
Diocese of San Diego
We can all accompany our incarcerated citizens in prayer and “agapeic love” understanding that we are in communion with them regardless of the fences and the walls that may separate us from everyday encounters.
CPMC 2023 Advent Reflections We invite you to join CPMC as we reflect and pray during this Advent season of hopeful anticipation of Jesus’ birth.
Go Pay Him a Visit You can see the face of Jesus Christ. I know that sounds like a really extreme statement, and that’s because
by Julia Tully
Villanova M.A. in Theology & Ministry
Jesus had a living, breathing, incarcerated body, and that therefore there were implications for Christians about how we are called to minister to those who our society has thrown away, and what reconciliation and forgiveness mean. Many of the conversations I had at Graterford were with men who know that they are loved and forgiven by a compassionate God.
Podcasts that address topics and issues related to prison and jail ministry, restorative justice, criminal justice advocacy, and reentry.
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