“Can we work together, even if we do not agree with one another? Answering that question may be one of the most important things we do in this century. The spiritual response is clear: yes, we can cooperate for the

When I moved to the New Hampshire seacoast some twenty plus years ago, I began to notice that I did not see any people of color while going about my daily activities around town. This surprised me, as I

For Migrant Laborers—Great Son of God, born in a stable in the midst of a journey, because there was no room for you in the dwellings of men, open our hearts in this later age to the migrant laborers of

May you greet each day as a new adventure, not dwelling on the pains of the past or the anxiety of the future.

Members of the North Carolina Chapter bore witness to a premeditated act of evil on the part of men who openly called themselves white supremacists. We participated in the WilmingtoNColor Heritage Tour (https://www.wilmingtoncolor.com) to learn about the 1898 massacre and