Green Junction We are living in a time of unprecedented environmental degradation, from climate change to massive plastic waste to loss of biodiversity and more. The choices made by older generations have led to environmental and public health consequences that will be more harmful to younger generations. Transitions away from dirty energy sources and excessive... Continue Reading →
FAITH, JUSTICE & THE CLASSROOM
Who Can Afford to Be Catholic? When tuition at our own schools rivals the cost of college, we must ask: have we lost the soul of Catholic education? Catholic Social Commentary ~ A See–Judge–Act Reflection SEE What is actually happening in Catholic schools today? Look honestly at the data, the tuition, and the enrollment. JUDGE... Continue Reading →
No One Should Mourn Alone: Why Solidarity Is the Heart of the Beatitudes
No One Should Mourn Alone: Why Solidarity Is the Heart of the Beatitudes A reflection on standing together in a fractured world: Thinking of the Lazarus Story and the Beatitudes. SEE The world as it is We live in a time of deep fractures — political, cultural, and even spiritual. Loneliness has become an epidemic.... Continue Reading →
Walking in Circles for Truth: 24 March Through Catholic Social Teaching
Walking in Circles for Truth 24 March and the Argentine Dirty War Through Catholic Social Teaching See–Judge–Act Method ✦ ✦ ✦✦ ✦ ✦✦ ✦ ✦✦ ✦ ✦ As a Historian, We See ~ Discern, and We ACT! Argentina’s National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice (Día Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia), observed each 24th of... Continue Reading →
Do We Understand the Volatility of Petroleum Tank Farms? By Julie Peller, Ph.D.
Green Junction When you drive the major highways in northwest Indiana, you observe the large petroleum tank farms where oil is stored. Nearby, Tanco Terminals is expanding its tank farm, which stores petroleum and food-grade oils, at the Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor. People live near these tank farms and deal with the fumes and leaks... Continue Reading →
Kitchen Tables and Cathedrals: How Ordinary Families Could Shape the Church’s Future at the 2026 Bishops’ Summit
There's a quiet revolution happening in the Catholic Church, and it's being planned around kitchen tables. In March 2026, just the other day, Pope Leo XIV announced something unexpected: he's calling the presidents of every bishops' conference in the world to Rome this October for a summit dedicated entirely to families. Not clergy formation. Not... Continue Reading →
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