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December 9, 2014December 8, 2014 paxchristiusa Catholic Social Teaching, Statements

STATEMENT: Catholic Theologians for Police Reform and Racial Justice

from Catholic Moral Theology  Advent is a season of waiting and of hoping. In the face of conflict, distrust, and division – in the wilderness – we are called to … Continue reading STATEMENT: Catholic Theologians for Police Reform and Racial Justice

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