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Kevin P. Considine

Kevin P. Considine is director of the Robert J. Schreiter CPPS Institute for Precious Blood Spirituality at the Catholic Theological Union.

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A bas relief sculpture seen Sept. 17 on the wall of the Our Mother of Africa Chapel at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington depicts the African American experience from slavery to emancipation and the civil rights movement. (CNS)

Catholics must embrace anti-racist discipleship and practice

A pilgrimage retracing the path of those forced into centuries of racial suffering and crucifixion is not easy. But it is a way to make us aware of our racialized lives, and to embrace anti-racist discipleship.

Pope Francis and Chief Wilton Littlechild say farewell July 29 in Iqaluit, Nunavut, as the pope prepares to return to the Vatican after a six-day visit to Canada.

Pope Francis' apology to Indigenous Canadians opened door to reconciliation

Colonialism, attempted cultural genocide and the specific evils of the boarding schools are facts of history. But Pope Francis modeled authentic attempts at reconciliation.

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