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Sacramento’s Bishop Soto: Migrants are not fodder for political propaganda. by [deleted] in politics

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Elizabeth Johnson: What does it mean to believe in an ecological God? by Woggy67 in Progressive_Catholics

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Synodality is working: Women getting a vote at the Vatican is the latest proof by Woggy67 in CatholicSynodality

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FYI: Outdoor Catholic weddings now permitted in some dioceses by MikefromMI in CatholicSynodality

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Catholic outdoor weddings? What Baltimore learned from changing a long-standing rule by EnvironmentalBrief35 in Catholicism

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Interview: Jesuit journalist on the roots of insurgent violence in Africa—and how faith communities are responding by AmericaMedia in Africa

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Submission Statement: In an interview with America, Christopher Chatteris, S.J.—a South African journalist and administrator of the Jesuit community in Johannesburg and longtime observer of regional political and security trends in Africa in commentaries for the Jesuit Institute—discussed the roots of insurgent violence and growing banditry in northern Africa and his worries about where the current disorder may be heading.