Welcome! This tool can help you find just what you need to pray, reach out, learn and act together. Use the filters on the left to find resources by type, age group, role, scope, or interest, ministry or topic area. The content will filter as you make your selections.
These resources and materials from the U.S. Catholic bishops can help individuals and communities learn about and reflect on Pope Francis' Laudato Si': On Care for Our Common Home.
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This site categorizes all of the global solidarity, prayer and learning resources that Catholic Relief Services offers online.
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Videos from the "Preaching the Mystery of the Faith" conference assist clergy formation, provide professional development for teachers of homiletics, and improve techniques for teaching homiletics.
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Resources for liturgy, including scriptural references, special occasions for prayer, sample intercessions, and preaching aids, are available for various topics.
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Our parish and our sister parish in Guatemala mutually encounter, support, and pray for each other.
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As the nation faced unrest after the Ferguson and New York City court decisions, we held a candlelight vigil and mass to pray for peace, justice and an end to racism.
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Our pastor uses the Sunday homily to reflect on the ways Scripture calls us to live our faith by loving God and neighbor.
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Our youth pro-life team organizes prayer for our parish community when an execution takes place.
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When our parish befriended visiting priests from Ghana, we were motivated to start a project to understand and celebrate Ghanaian culture, as well as funding health care in Ghana.
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We incorporate social justice concerns into many of the popular events that our people celebrate, such as holding a border Mass on e Día de los Muertos.
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Our students participate in social justice pilgrimages focusing on civil rights in the U.S. South, immigration on the border, and the conflict in the Holy Land. The students pray, reflect and learn before, during and after the pilgrimages.
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Each year, Catholics in our Archdiocese gather on the World Day of Peace to pray and commit to action. The 2015 theme was human trafficking.
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We pray and advocate to stop the use of Capitol Punishment in the state of Texas.
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Our diocesan encuentro process aims to listen, learn, and respond to the pastoral needs of Hispanic Catholics in the areas of formation, youth and social justice.
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Our seminarians learn to take on "the smell of the sheep" through a ministry to accompany migrant workers in the fields.
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We live the unity of the Body of Christ through reaching out in the community that surrounds our parish.
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Our parish partners with a parish in an impoverished region of El Salvador and forms bonds of friendship and solidarity.
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As part of a Rural Ministry Practicum, seminarians visit farms and learn about the issues rural communities face.
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We learned an important lesson in solidarity when our partner parish in Nicaragua raised $300 to help us rebuild our own parish after Hurricane Katrina.
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Our cultural nights help foster unity in diversity. We share food, music, art, and customs and engage in discussion prompted by a movie about or from a specific culture.
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We responded to issues facing our rural communities by launching a leadership development institute including training in discernment, servant leadership, evangelization, and parish social ministry.
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Our parish medical mission helps us encounter the people of El Salvador and make lasting lifestyle changes when we return.
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Our religious order invites men in formation as brothers or for priesthood to participate in a summer immersion experience focused on migration.
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Our Community of Sant' Egidio in Boston runs a children's afterschool program which organizes educational activities aimed at overcoming social barriers and pursuing peace.
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We collaborated with our Muslim brothers and sisters to host a dialogue and recitation of a covenant of respect, brotherhood and mutual love.
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