The work of the twentieth-century Jesuit theologian provides a theological critique of ethno-nationalism, and serves as a model for resisting racism today
Sister Diana Muñoz Alba challenged the UN, religious leaders, U.S. and Mexican governments, and all of us to do more to prevent the suffering of migrants.
Our historical moment has parallels to those years when nativists painted Italians and other immigrant groups as too poor, too dangerous, too defective
What will be the costs of President Trump’s stubbornly obtuse assignment of blame for Charlottesville and his comforting of white-supremacist afflicters?
The Catholic responses to the white supremacists who showed up to intimidate and inflict violence were a mix of encouraging, problematic, and inadequate
