Justice & Peace
Racial Justice
Racism in all its forms has been part of American culture from its earliest days, and part of our cultural experience as well. Recently, however, it has become more recognized as a pervading force in our society, through events such as George Floyd’s murder and the effects of the pandemic on the poor and marginalized, especially persons of color. Through our words and actions, we are determined to address racism within ourselves and our society.
We Are Called to Be Christ’s Body – Sisters of St. Joseph Anti-Racism Prayer Vigil
We, the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston, join with all who grieve and cry out against racism in all its forms. At this moment, heartbreak, frustration, fear, and outrage are but a few of the disquieting emotions resulting from the fatal arrest of George Floyd of Minneapolis. We acknowledge our own privilege and unite ourselves with others to work to dismantle racism . . .
U.S. Federation of the Sisters of St. Joseph Resolves to Create Communion at the Intersection of Racism, Migration & Climate Crisis.
To learn more about Racial Justice contact betty.cawley@csjboston.org
