Hope in the midst of violence
A Mass in the chapel of El Salvador’s largest prison points to hope and a path toward reducing violence, restoring dignity and renewing life.
Paso a paso — restoring hope with small things
Buenos dias and a smile — It’s through doing the small things that we can make a difference (a Lenten reflection)
‘But what about Eli?’
Melissa Altman reflects on ‘blindly’ embracing the adventure of mission within family life
Hoping, waiting and wearing pink shoes
Starting in mission in El Salvador, Josh Wetmore learns the values of “esperar,” humility and soccer.
In quarantine in El Salvador
The virus should make us reflect on our connectedness and to re-evaluate global inequity
Immersed in the world, close to the people
40 years after his assassination, the legacy of St. Óscar Arnulfo Romero lives on.
A welcome ‘tent’ for homeless Salvadorans
Tim Ross’ Catholic Worker house helps homeless people put their lives back together
Nov. 16 is the 30th anniversary of El Salvador’s Jesuit martyrs
The legacy of El Salvador’s Jesuit martyrs lives on—at the University of Central America and in the young people from the country’s poor communities.
