Brenna Davis

Brenna Davis is the Director of Education for Justice and Environmental Initiatives at the Ignatian Solidarity Network. Originally from Tennessee, Brenna graduated from Boston College in 2010 with a B.A. in theology and Spanish. After graduation, she moved to Cleveland as a Jesuit Volunteer. At the end of her JV year, Brenna began working at Saint Martin de Porres, Cleveland’s Cristo Rey High School, as a theology teacher and cross country coach. She is a certified spiritual director, Cuyahoga County Master Recycler, and is a member of NCR’s EarthBeat Advisory Panel. 

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Pondering the Golden Rule

Lenten Daily Food Reflection: We reflect on today's gospel and remember that food waste is a clear sign of inequality. Reading time: 45 seconds.

Fall in Love with Creation

Lenten Daily Food Reflection: Consider where and when you are most likely to experience awe for the world. Reading time: 50 seconds.

Our Daily Bread

Lenten Daily Food Reflection: The scriptures remind us again and again that God will provide for our every need. Reading time: 67 seconds.

We Cannot Save the Planet Without Changing How We Eat

Lenten Daily Food Reflection: Changing our individual actions won't be enough to save the planet alone, but individual actions can help lead to important systemic change. Reading time: 40 seconds.

The Pleasures of Eating

Lenten Daily Food Reflections: Wendell Berry asks, "What can one do?" Start by eating responsibly. Reading time: Two minutes.

Tilling the Earth

Lenten Daily Food Reflection: Meditate on a song inspired by "Laudato Si': on Care for Our Common Home." Reading time: 25 seconds.

Fasting from Food Waste

Lenten Daily Food Reflection: As we begin Lent, we ponder what it means to enter a period of fasting. Reading time: 40 seconds.

Humus, Humans and Humility



Lenten Daily Food Reflection: Humus is the Latin word for earth and the root word for human. On Ash Wednesday, we are reminded of our connection to the earth. Reading time: 60 seconds.

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