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With intense national division, the Archdiocese of Atlanta Office of Life, Dignity and Justice began an outreach to help believers get better at talking and navigating across differences with family, friends and strangers.

In addition to Starve Wars, Justice and Peace Ministries for the Archdiocese of Atlanta organized a Social Justice Track for this year’s Eucharistic Congress. The program focused on hunger, racism, care for the environment and restorative justice.  

Up to 5,000 homeless people, around half of total number, need one-bed accommodation

Son Peter Kearns says there is ‘no sadness, only celebration’

The Archdiocese of Atlanta has expanded its Laudato Si’ Action Plan. The nearly 80-page document provides suggestions for how Catholics can care for the environment, as well as highlight the work of the archdiocese. It is available in English and Spanish.

The Housing Commission has established a referendum subcommittee

Where ATL meets NPR

Children make up more than quarter of homeless population with over 1,800 in Dublin

Dublin City Council CEO’s remarks described as a ‘distraction from failed policies’

Being homeless during the pandemic has meant increased isolation and loneliness