Whom do we carry?
An Advent reflection from El Salvador
Jean Donovan’s legacy continues
‘Whose heart would be so staunch as to favor the reasonable thing in a sea of their tears and helplessness? Not mine, dear friend, not mine.’ – Jean Donovan
Building community promotes nonviolence
In an environment of violence and trauma, young Salvadorans find ways to build community and a better future.
The Soy Program prepares to move to Zaragoza
Ann Greig is closing the San Ramón location of her 28-year-old nutritional program and transitions it to new leadership.
Passing through many doors
Liz Cunningham reflects on the path that has led her to nonviolence work in El Salvador.
Traveling on the path of nonviolence
Violence is ubiquitous in El Salvador, but love shows another way.
Listening to the voice of creation
Peg Vámosy and her Salvadoran parish group promote sustainable agriculture and environmental awareness.
Because there are no throwaway people
Care for God’s creation by supporting lay missioners’ environmental and sustainability work
‘Go and do likewise’
Maryknoll missioners inspire others to be ‘good Samaritans’ to their own neighbors.
New Salvadoran reality threatens ‘inclusion’
El Salvador’s state of emergency is especially hard on young people from marginalized communities.
Letting the rain make things beautiful
If only we notice it, the joy and beauty already present in the world can lift us up when we most need it.
