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Catholicism by Eric MartinJan 15, 20219:35 am
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Invitation to an Antifascist Reading Space

The fascist creep is quickening. We have been forced to acknowledge it anew, and Trump’s departure seems likely not to slow it. Many and perhaps most of the people who took over the Capitol building […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by The EditorsOct 11, 20206:12 pmOctober 13, 2020
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Donald Trump holds a Bible as he visits outside St John's Church across Lafayette Park from the White House on Monday, June 1, 2020, in Washington, DC. Part of the church was set on fire during protests on Sunday night [Patrick Semansky/AP Photo]

A Symposium on Racism, White Supremacy, and the Church

In these final few weeks before the election, we at Daily Theology are proud to offer a series of essays on one of the most vital aspects that should influence our vote. Beginning this Tuesday, […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by Guest PostOct 30, 20208:58 am
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Beyond Kendi: Antiracism and Non-White Sovereignty in the US Political Economy

By Rufus Burnett, Jr., and Steven Battin “When you grow old, you will stretch out your hands, and someone else will fasten a belt around you and take you where you do not wish to […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by Kathleen BellowOct 29, 20208:20 amOctober 29, 2020
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Sinful and Holy: The Human Nature of the Church

The Church, like every human organization, is susceptible to sin. Christ, who established the Church as a universal community of believers to proclaim the kingdom of God, recognized the godliness and the human frailties of […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by Kelly L. Schmidt & Billy Critchley-Menor, S.J.Oct 28, 20208:44 amOctober 28, 2020
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To Jesuits, Black Americans were Objects of Ministry, Not Agents Of their Own Faith

“The most dangerous weapon of white supremacy has always been its ability to erase the history of its violence and its victims.” – Dr. Shannen Dee Williams. It is not uncommon for us to hear […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by Marcus MescherOct 26, 20209:42 am
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No Innocent Space: Confronting Racism Here

Too often, when we talk about racism in the United States, we frame it as a sin of the past or as personal ignorance or prejudice. In many educational settings, we see emerging emphasis on […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by Heather M. DuBoisOct 22, 20209:53 amOctober 22, 2020
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Conflict Theory, ‘Cause We Need It

People in the U.S. are not very good at being in conflict. This is because, among other reasons, we are not taught about conflict. One of the consistent comments in the evaluations for my undergraduate […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by B. Kevin BrownOct 21, 20208:33 amOctober 21, 2020
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Confronting Whiteness as the Risen Body of Jesus

The U.S. Catholic Church, Joseph Flipper writes, “is shaped by, and continues to operate out of, a matrix of whiteness.” As a result, the church’s identity and mission are distorted by its normative whiteness—as well as […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by Br. Ken Homan, SJOct 20, 20208:41 am
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The Complicated History of American Jesuits and Racial Justice

Content Warning: This essay contains racist and racialized language used in its historical settings but quoted here. American Jesuits bear a long, complicated, painful, and often enraging history regarding racial justice. As a Jesuit brother, […]

Symposium on Racism & White Supremacy by Brianne JacobsOct 19, 20208:44 am
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White Supremacy and Roman Catholic Patriarchy

White supremacy and patriarchy have been built up for centuries, each using and advancing the other as its predicate. Like the proverbial threads woven in a sweater, white supremacy and patriarchy are intricately and intentionally […]

Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month by Katherine Wrisley ShelbyOct 18, 20208:22 am
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Pregnancy Loss in the Time of Corona: A Mother’s Lament before Mary

Editor’s Note: This post contains sensitive content about pregnancy loss. August 2019 I am one of eight people in a room. I am the only woman, and I am pregnant. I am fatigued, nauseous, praying […]

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