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Social and ecological justice resources for teachers.
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Students make a social justice action plan. Photo credit: Caritas Australia
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A mealtime prayer placemat, focused on the Africa Food Crisis.
A reflection following the Way of the Cross, to use with secondary students during Holy Week.Â
A prayer for the people affected by the conflict in Gaza and Israel.
A short prayer PPT based on the seven Laudato Si' Action Goals.Â
The Beatitudes for Modern Christians is a reflective presentation that has been adapted using content from Pope Francis' Homily on the 1st November 2016.Â
Adapted May 2024
See – Judge – Act – Pray for a more just and peaceful world this Advent.
See – Judge – Act – Pray for a more just and peaceful world this Advent.
A prayer to mark the International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking on 8 February
A prayer for people in the Horn of Africa, experiencing food shortages and extreme hunger.
A prayer for those affected by earthquakes, floods, cyclones or other disasters.
Weekly reflections linking the Project Compassion stories to the Sunday Scripture readings.
A set of 7 reflection cards based on the Laudato Si' Action Goals.
A PowerPoint slide of Isaiah 58:6-9 with accompanying cartoons.
A presentation about the Laudato Si' Goals, with questions and links to help your parish reflect on its understanding and practice of integral ecology.
A short biography of St Josephine Bakhita and prayers against human trafficking.
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