Global Issues

 

"Through the eyes of faith, the starving child, the believer in jail, and the woman without clean water or health care are not issues, but Jesus in disguise. The human and moral costs of the arms trade, international debt, environmental neglect, and ethnic violence are not abstractions, but tests of our faith. Violence in the Holy Land, tribal combat in Africa, religious persecution, and starvation around the world are not just headlines, but a call to action. As Catholics, we are called to renew the earth, not escape its challenge."

Called to Global Solidarity: International Challenges for U.S. Parishes

U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, 1997

 

Click here for documents prior to 2005.
Called to Compassion and Responsibility
 
Called to Global Solidarity International Challenges for U.S. Parishes
 
Christians in the Middle East
 
Cuba in 2009
 
Cuba in 2010
 
Cuba in 2011
 
Cuban Bishops: A Call to Reconciliation and Peace
 
Cuban bishops: The Social Presence of the Church A Theological Pastoral Instruction
 
February-2013-Background-on-International-Assistance.3
 
February-2013-Background-on-International-Assistance-v2
 
February-2013-Backgroun-on-International-Assistance
 
February-2013-Talking-Points-on-International-Assistance
 
February-2013-Talking-Points-on-International-Assistance.3
 
February-2013-Talking-Points-on-International-Assistance-v2
 
Global Health
 
Holy Land 2011
 
International Adoptions
 
International Assistance
 
Letter to House & Senate Appropriations Committees on Poverty-Focused International Assistance
 
Letter to the Senate on Funding for Poverty-Focused International Assistance
 
Promoting Life and Dignity Around the World
 
Quotes from Church documents about Concern for Africa
 
The Good Life from a Catholic Perspective: The Challenge of Consumption
 
Women's Health


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