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Justice
To work toward a just order in our immediate environment and in the larger society.
“…that in all things God may be glorified” R. B. 57
“…everything he teaches and commands should, like the leaven of divine justice, permeate the minds of his disciples.” R.B. 2.5
Videos
Dorothy Day, Benedictine Roots behind her Life’s Work by Jeff Korgen
Grassroots Organizing and Benedictine Values…Say What? by Karlyn Forner
What is a Benedictine Oblate? by Fr. Michael Peterson, Mary Stommes, Nick Tangen, and Holly Christie
Not Just Talking About the Weather by Fr. William Skudlarek
Building Community, One Person at a Time by Fr. Eric Hollas
Leading from the Margins by Mary Dana Hinton
Critical Racial and Social Justice Education by Robin DiAngelo
Redeeming the Soul of America by Fr. Bryan Massingale
Why Benedictines Can’t Stop Preserving Endangered Manuscripts by Fr. Columba Stewart
Texts
Benedictinism, Non-violence, and the Rule by Fr. Rene McGraw
Being a Catholic Department Chair by Rodger Narloch, PhD
All is Grace: A Biography of Dorothy Day by Jim Forest (available in Quad 241 and Clemens Library)
Dorothy Day: The World Will Be Saved by Beauty by Kate Hennessy (available in Quad 241 and Alcuin Library)
A Hidden Wholeness: The Journey Toward An Undivided Life by Parker Palmer (available in Quad 241 & Clemens Library)
The Rule of Benedict: A Spirituality for the 21st Century by Joan Chittister, Ch. 57 (available in Quad 241 & Alcuin Library)
