Articles
When Immigration Enforcement Meets the Eucharist: Why ICE Should Carefully Accommodate Religious Exercise by Institutions and Persons
On November 1, outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility near Chicago, Catholic Auxiliary Bishop José María García-Maldonado and eight other faith leaders attempted to celebrate Mass and […]
When Public Partnerships Falter: How Faith Communities Sustain Their Sacred Work
Throughout this past year, something far more consequential than a funding crisis has taken shape across faith-based civil society. Public partnerships that once allowed churches, synagogues, mosques, and faith-rooted nonprofits […]
The Table Where Hope Takes a Seat
Few expect the answer to fractured nations and polarized communities to begin with a quiet table and a handful of unlikely partners. Yet again and again, that is where hope […]
Bridges In a World of Blockades
This article is part of Better Together — a storytelling series from the Center for Public Justice highlighting how faith-based organizations have partnered with government to see their communities flourish. It’s troubling […]
Can We Do This Better?
This article is part of Better Together — a storytelling series from the Center for Public Justice highlighting how faith-based organizations have partnered with government to see their communities flourish. It started […]