Statement from the Jesuits of Africa and Madagascar after the murder of Fr. Victor-Luke Odhiambo, S.J., on November 15 in South Sudan.
In fidelity to our mission of reconciliation and justice, we renew our commitment to continue collaboration with the local church and all people of goodwill for the advancement of the reign of God through our ministries and works in South Sudan.
Opening for Professor of the Practice/Associate Director of the Ansari Institute for Global Engagement with Religion
2019-20 Visiting Research Fellowships at Notre Dame's Kroc Institute. Application deadline December 15.
"There is life, there is hope, let's continue to color peace," theme for Colombia's 2018 Week for Peace
International Federation of Catholic Universities launches new international research group on international relations, conflicts, and strategies for conflict prevention and sustainable peacebuilding.
Caritas South Sudan held a partner meeting April 30-May 1 and issued a new statement on the crisis in South Sudan.
South Sudan is becoming a forgotten crisis and the international community has turned its attention away from the serious situation in which our nation is finding itself.
The Nuns, the Priests, and the Bombs, Sunday, April 8, with appearances by Director Helen Young and Sister Megan Rice
Applications are now being accepted for the 2018-19 Women PeaceMakers Fellowship Program at the University of San Diego's Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice.
Pope Francis calls for special day of fasting and prayer for peace in South Sudan and DR Congo on February 23
Georgetown's Berkely Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs to host Chaldean Catholic Archbishop Bashar Warda on February 15
After Joseph Kabila's criticisms, the Catholic leadership in the DRC defends its efforts to support democracy in the country.
Religious orders gathered in Rome on January 18 for a roundtable to discuss peacebuilding
efforts in South Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo.
CENCO reminds all political actors and the entire Congolese people that the New Year's Eve Agreement is not dead.
“[I]nternational relations cannot be held captive to military force, mutual intimidation and the parading of stockpiles of arms.”
On October 20, the Holy See Mission held a special conference examining "Reconciliation and Peace and Colombia: The Impact of the Visit of Pope Franics."
Frances G. Harbst Center for Catholic Thought and Culture at the University of San Diego to host conference on peace and nonviolence Oct. 6-7
Statement from the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops after the vacating of national election results
A new publication from Caritas Colombiana and the National Secretariat of the Social Pastoral of the Episcopal Conference of Colombia examining opportunities and challenges of the implementation of the 2016 peace agreement.
September 3-10, the 30th Anniversary of the Episcopal Conference of Colombia National Social Pastoral's "Week for Peace"
The Univeristy of Notre Dame's Center for Civil and Human Rights has launched its new website, Convocate, a database for comparing and connecting international human rights law and Catholic Social Teaching.
Interreligious Action for Peace: Studies in Muslim-Christian Cooperation has just been published by Catholic Relief Services, edited by Tom Bamat, Nell Bolton, Myla Leguro, and Atalia Omer
Berkely Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs at Georgetown University publishes new report on religion and development.
The Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice at the University of San Diego is accepting applications for its 2017-18 Women PeaceMakers Fellowship
A webcast on what youth can do to support peace and reconciliation in post-conflict Colombia.
As Chair of the Committee on International Justice and Peace, I write to express our solidarity and concern in light of the continued violence in South Sudan . . .
This situation is worrying and is increasingly taking on a very disturbing aspect that risks plunging our country into an uncontrollable disorder.
Our country is not at peace. People live in fear. The civil war, which we have frequently described as having no moral justification whatsoever, continues.
Pax Christi International and other Catholic leaders issued a letter to President Trump urging him to continue efforts to abolish nuclear weapons.
