“Circumstances such as where a person is born, where they live or their gender and ethnicity should never determine their income or their opportunities for quality education, basic healthcare, decent work, adequate shelter, access to drinking water, political participation or living free from threatened, or actual, physical violence.” – UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, on 2014 … Continue reading What is Social Justice?: Newsroom: The Independent Institute
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Thoughts and Views
Just a few random thoughts and views expressed here… The heat wave of 2010 is here, and in Michigan we have been feeling it, with the temps in the upper 90’s but feeling like the 100’s. It’s been a hot few days, but it looks like it is over, for now. The stupidity of some … Continue reading Thoughts and Views
Just a link
Just a reminder of what political party truly loves freedom Select the link above and read a little history, and learn what political party did more to advance freedom in America. God Bless Paul
To walk Humbly with God
To walk humbly with God, How many of us can truly do that, I mean come on, we are walking with GOD…. I know I would have a hard time doing that, I would be telling everyone I met,” Hey, this is God, I’m walking with God”. Sure I would I would tell the whole … Continue reading To walk Humbly with God
Social Justice
As part of our responsibility as Catholics, we are called to social justice, we are called to care for our brothers and sisters. But the very fact of social justice can cause division in our faith. Not because some don’t believe in it, I would venture to say that most if not all Catholics believe … Continue reading Social Justice
An American Point of View 