Justice and Politics

  • Walking Out as Sacred Protest

    When Leaving Becomes Faithfulness — The Witness of Absalom Jones There are moments in the life of faith when staying feels virtuous — patient, enduring, long-suffering. And there are moments when staying becomes surrender. On this feast day of Absalom Jones (1746–1818), we remember a moment when leaving was not rebellion, but righteousness. In 1792,…

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  • Justice for All

    These words and ideas are mine and reflect only my opinions, but  they are deep convictions and they have led me to forms some relationships with organizations that address some of the inequities I have observed in society. Is the American ideal of liberty and justice for all a reality? It may be more so…

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