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Engaging with race in the Catholic Worker movement
Our Passionist Partners at London Catholic Worker ask: how can houses of hospitality avoid 'white saviour' complexes, and engage with the Black Lives Matter movement?
A Message from Pope Francis on the Passionists’ 300 year Jubilee
As Passionists celebrate 300 years of the life of the Congregation, Pope Francis circulated a letter to the Passionists worldwide.
Life and Death on the Border of the UK
Alex Holmes, from Catholic Worker Calais, presents snapshots of life from the forgotten camps of the Calais 'jungle'.
Climate change, like Covid-19, is linked to racism
From Green Christian: Global warming and environmental degradation will have a devastating impact on people of colour before others.
Imagining the Minsteracres Walled Garden in 2025…
Our Passionist partners at Minsteracres share their vision for the Eco-Community's Walled Garden in 5 years' time.
For Passionists here in England, Black Lives Matter
"As I reflect on who we are and have been as Passionists here in England, I feel sure that for us this statement is deeply real."
Playing our part, doing the work: challenging the deep virus of racism
There may be no silver bullet to eradicate racism - but we can contribute to many and multiple actions in that direction.
Supporting those with HIV, in the age of COVID-19
How can we respond to the many distinct signs of suffering appearing in the wake of COVID-19?
Green Christian is embracing the current age as an ecological Passiontide
The Chair of Green Christian explains the organisation's approach in the current age.
Remembering the life of Fr. Christopher Kelly CP
Fr. Chris went to his eternal reward, just one week short of his 101st birthday. He passed away peacefully at Nazareth House Nursing Home in North London.
Prophetic Trajectories of Hope from San Salvador to Liverpool
A speech by David McLoughlin celebrates the overlooked work of the 'Liverpool three' and considers the mantle on offer to us today.
Catholics for Aids Prevention and Support: the last pastoral frontline
Ageing and long-term effects are emerging as issues for the HIV positive community. CAPS are the last remaining charity responding to pastoral and spiritual needs.
Remembering the life of Fr. John Sherrington CP
A long time ago, someone said that to understand John Sherrington, you always have to remember that he was an artist first.
At the Movies: ‘The Two Popes’
A look at Fernando Meirelles's cinematic imagining of Pope Benedict XVI's retirement.
Latest Issue
Passio Issue #6 – August 2020
The pandemic has had the effect of a lightning flash on our social landscape bringing to our awareness what has long been there but what we have chosen to ignore, particularly the plight of the environment, the vulnerability of the poorest and the scourge of racism.
Published Aug 27 2020