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"You listen to her story again, knowing it's not an old story. /Knowing you need to care. Knowing you can’t ever /let yo...
06/19/2026

"You listen to her story again, knowing it's not an old story. /
Knowing you need to care. Knowing you can’t ever /
let yourself forget."
(2017)

You listen to her story again. You need to hear the steel in her voice.

“If you’re concerned about political systems that spread materialism, coercion, violence, and oppression, then surely ca...
06/19/2026

“If you’re concerned about political systems that spread materialism, coercion, violence, and oppression, then surely capitalism shouldn’t be held up as the moral standard.”

Despite some evangelicals’ fears, quite a few Christians — both past and present — have seen socialism as a necessary and Christ-like counterbalance to the failures of capitalism.

"Amid today’s retrenchment and backsliding on racial justice, our nation needs the lessons of Juneteenth more than ever....
06/18/2026

"Amid today’s retrenchment and backsliding on racial justice, our nation needs the lessons of Juneteenth more than ever."

Amid today’s retrenchment and backsliding on racial justice, our nation needs the lessons of Juneteenth more than ever.

Catholic activists gathered near the front gates in solidarity with those detained in the Immigration and Customs Enforc...
06/18/2026

Catholic activists gathered near the front gates in solidarity with those detained in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility.

“The power of Mary called us here,” Sister Susan Francois said of the activists gathered to pray in solidarity with those detained in the New Jersey ICE facility.

"The revolution is incremental and we’re doing that work."
06/18/2026

"The revolution is incremental and we’re doing that work."

When we’re so adjusted to injustice, truth can appear very violent.

"Christ doesn’t allow us to opt out of love, though, no matter how angry or exhausted we feel. So, the question I’ve bee...
06/18/2026

"Christ doesn’t allow us to opt out of love, though, no matter how angry or exhausted we feel. So, the question I’ve been asking myself this Pride is not whether to extend love to those who scorn us but how to do it."

As a q***r Christian, Christ’s command to love my enemies has been weighing heavily on me during Pride Month.

"Throughout much of scripture, and in the nativity story, the target of God’s practical joke are the '-cracies' — unrigh...
06/18/2026

"Throughout much of scripture, and in the nativity story, the target of God’s practical joke are the '-cracies' — unrighteous governments and abusive power systems."

A pastor and comedian on God’s comedic arc in history.

Trump and his allies thought their actions would lead to more power, more influence, more victories on the global stage....
06/18/2026

Trump and his allies thought their actions would lead to more power, more influence, more victories on the global stage. They were wrong, writes Sojourners' Tyler Huckabee.

I wasn’t sure how to feel about the end of a stupid, terrible war that nobody wanted. The book of Proverbs helped.

Unpack the news from the perspective of faith and social justice:
06/18/2026

Unpack the news from the perspective of faith and social justice:

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"Make Your Home reminds us to embrace the luminous dark: an ancient, 'generative' place of remembering where we can rest...
06/18/2026

"Make Your Home reminds us to embrace the luminous dark: an ancient, 'generative' place of remembering where we can rest, be healed, and be guided by love."

In ‘Make Your Home in This Luminous Dark,’ James K.A. Smith shows how the “mystical path of unknowing” can lead to a felt sense of God’s love.

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