The Social Responsibility Committee of the National Board of Catholic Women invites you to a WEBINAR on Racial Justice: Embracing All - Practical solutions to end racism in our communities, with Canon Victor Darlington, Episcopal Vicar Southwark; Father Phil Sumner, parish of St Mary & St Patrick Oldham; Anita Motha,...
The CARJ Annual General Meeting will take place on Saturday 16 November 2024 at 11:00 a.m at St Thomas More Church. Arrival and registration starts from 10:30 a.m. The business meeting commences promptly at 11:00 a.m. followed by Mass, lunch, and an afternoon of talks on the practical steps to...
Most of the details concerning Monica’s life we learn from the writings of her son in his “Confessions of Saint Augustine” and other writings. If ever there were someone rewarded by persistent prayer, it is Monica. She is the example of a mother who fervently prayed for her son’s conversion,...
Theme: Practical Steps for Achieving the Racial Justice Agenda for Change Sat 16th November 2024 Venue - CARJ Offices 9 Henry Road London N4 2LH The CARJ Annual General Meeting will take place on Saturday 16 November 2024 at 11:00 a.m at St Thomas More Church. Papers for the AGM (including...
St Kateri Tekakwitha was a Native American Indian born in 1656 in America in New York State near the border with Canada. Daughter of the chief of the Mohawk tribe. Both parents died of smallpox, white man’s disease. Tekakwitha recovered but it scared her face and damaged her eyesight. Adopted...
The Lead Bishop for Migrants and Refugees, Bishop Paul McAleenan, has condemned the riots that have taken place across the UK, saying such violence threatens the values of our society:“I condemn the appalling violence over the past week, especially that directed at migrants and their places of residence,” said Bishop...
CARJ 40th Anniversary Celebration, Saturday 25th May, Amigo Hall, Southwark Cathedral Some speakers at the event The Catholic Association for Racial Justice (CARJ) is an independent charity, established in 1984, working to support people from diverse backgrounds. CARJ works for the support and empowerment of black and minority ethnic Catholics...
To register to attend please email info@carj.org.uk CARJ continues to celebrate 40 years of tackling racial injustice with a second conference, this time in Oldham. We hope to give more people the chance to engage with our recently formed 'Agenda for change'. The keynote address will be given by Alison...
CARJ has contributed to CARITAS 'Do Justice' which is a vision for spiritual and civic renewal in England and Wales. Please see the introduction at this link CST-An-Introduction-2 Information for Parishes Do-Justice-Racial-Justice-Parishes To learn more about Do Justice, please visit: www.dojustice.co.uk
At the recent CARJ 40th anniversary celebration on 25th May 2024 at Amigo Hall London, CARJ launched its new vision for the focus of its work for the years ahead, called the 'Agenda for Change'. Please see the link following for a pdf copy of the document. Agenda for change...