Join faith leaders and other champions for peace as we offer a unified response to the forces of conflict and violence. On February 4 at 3:00pm, we will be meeting at Market Square Presbyterian Church...

Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers in Berks County have questions about ICE’s plans for an $87 million warehouse in Upper Bern Township.

Immigration officers with guns drawn arrested some activists who were trailing their vehicles Tuesday in Minneapolis

Monday's ruling came just over 24 hours before TPS status was set to expire for some 350,000 Haitians.

"The Church must also take positive action in the fight against injustice. Its specific contribution lies in fighting injustice insofar as injustice is sin. The activity of the Church is directed against the sinfulness of injustice. It opposes injustice insofar as injustice is a negation of man and insofar it causes man to negate God. The evil rather than a mere accident of history as history moves towards its completion and perfection.

The Trump administration has previously eyed the facility in Upper Bern Township as a site for an immigration detention center.

Pierogi to Prayer interviews Judith Kelly of Pax Christi USA and her book about Jerzy Popiełusko and the work of nonviolence

4 likes, 1 comments - pierogi2prayer on February 1, 2026: "Listen to our latest episode today! In October of 1984 at the age of just 37, Father Jery Popieluszko, the chaplain of the Solidarity Trade U...

In this time of discord and anxiety in the United States, as people of good will resist the violent and terrorizing actions of agents of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE), Pax Ch…

Mass deportation policies are separating families and harming communities. Learn what’s happening and take action to uphold human dignity in immigration enforcement.

By Johnny Zokovitch Earlier this month, Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful address to members of the Vatican’s Diplomatic Corps, touching on current events and intractable problems ranging from the …

Hello friends, Here are a few items from the news this past week for our collective prayer, study, and action: America Magazine: Kevin Clarke surveys some ways Catholics can resist what's happening across the country, by joining the work of movements and organizations like Pax Christi USA, Franciscan Action Network, and the Ignatian Solidarity Movement. Taken, Broken, Shared - Catholic Witnesses Today…

The world has watched as federal agents act with violent impunity — including killing two U.S. citizens — in the name of supposedly going after the “worst of the worst” undocumented immigrants.

On Feb. 3rd, join a local Philly-based Catholic coalition Zoom call. Faithful Philly stands in solidarity with our immigrant and refugee siblings through prayerful, nonviolent public witness and advocacy.  Get Involved Contact Us

By his spontaneous example, Alex Pretti called all Americans, but especially American Christians, to account.

A group of faith leaders in Philadelphia is leading weekly vigils to call for compassion for immigrants.

As the nation veers into policies on war-making and immigration that disturb many, average Catholics are stepping up into activist roles to voice their concerns and assist their neighbors.

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"The followers of Jesus saw their abstention from bloodshed as central fidelity to his message. The kingdom he preached to them was not an earthly kingdom to be defended by earthly means. They strove to spread this kingdom of God, at the center of which was love. In the first four centuries after the resurrection of Jesus, ordinary human being--fishermen, men and women who farmed the fields around the villages, weavers, dyers, tentmakers--took him at his word.