A Culture of Violence
To change this violent culture, we must work harder to foment the peace. That starts with insisting that all public leaders step back from their incendiary and disrespectful rhetoric and model the right way to disagree without violence.
Of Memes and Men
This moment in history is far to dangerous to resort to silly memes. Pope Leo is right to demand peace and an end to violence. We need to hold our leaders to account for their immoral and unjust actions that put all of humanity at risk of widespread destruction and pain.
Resurrection: Deliver Us from Evil
We pray with Pope Leo for an end to war and realization that the true path to peace is through dialogue and respect for all human life.
War, Peace and Moral Imperatives
War is all about the destruction of life. We must heed Pope Leo’s call to work for peace as a moral imperative.
Rev. Jesse Jackson: Remember, then Resolve to Act
We remember the Reverend Jesse Jackson as a courageous and forceful Civil Rights leader. Who will rise to take his place to ensure civil and human rights for future generations?
What Would Dr. King Say?
We cannot remain silent in this treacherous moment in U.S. History. We must speak and confront the rising evil of this age, the fostering of hatred and denial of the right of all people to enjoy “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”
Immigrants Are US
The American story is one of immigrants building this nation — but also a story of immigrants suffering horrific discrimination and violence. We need to remember the sacrifices of those who came before us, and stand up for the rights of the new generations of immigrants who have so much to offer this nation.
Two Pope Leos, Social Justice and Trinity’s Ongoing Mission
Social Justice is the foundation of our mission at Trinity. Alumnae, students, faculty and special guests gathered to discuss how popes from Leo XIII to Leo XIV have influenced Trinity’s mission and work.
In the Footsteps of the Women of 1900
125 years ago, the first students stepped onto Trinity’s campus, sparking a revolution in women’s education. Today’s seniors in the Class of 2026 continue their bold traditions and commitments to social justice.
Solidarity with Immigrants, a Social Justice Imperative
Our faith demands that we stand in solidarity with immigrants and refugees, and that we reject the tactics of fear and terror, cruel and inhumane treatment of people who have already suffered too much.