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At heart of our mission, we are called to walk alongside those who face injustice. Here you will find posts and resources on social justice, advocacy, and good citizenship so you can walk with us.
The Adorers are disappointed with the recent decision of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania allowing Transco to take… Read More »Reaction to Judge’s Decision in Pipeline Case
Adorers of the Blood of Christ, U.S. Region, Allege Violation of Religious Freedom Restoration Act The Adorers of the Blood of Christ, U.S. Region, an… Read More »Next Steps to Stop the Pipeline in Lancaster County
Sister Janet McCann, ASC delivered this reflection on Sunday, July 9, at the dedication of the Lancaster Against Pipelines ‘chapel’ on Adorers of the Blood… Read More »A “Beautiful Order” Happens When We Respect Creation
Statement from the Adorers of the Blood of Christ, U.S. Region The Adorers of the Blood of Christ, U.S. Region, an order of Catholic sisters… Read More »Lancaster Against Pipelines Chapel
By Sister JoAnn Mark, ASC Sister JoAnn is executive director of the Partnership for Global Justice, a coalition of individuals and groups that educate and… Read More »Each of Us Can Do Something to Avert Climate Change
By Sister Diana Rawlings, ASC It is not a coincidence that the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (May 17) occurs during the Easter season.… Read More »Love drives out fear on this Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia
By Sister Regina Siegfried, ASC On Sunday afternoon, I went for a walk in nearby Tower Grove Park to ponder the powerful and challenging homily… Read More »Why Catholics Should Care About Refugees
The founding sisters of the U.S. Region of the Adorers of the Blood of Christ migrated to the United States in 1870 at a time… Read More »Official Stance of the Adorers on the Executive Order on Immigration
By Sister Sara Dwyer, ASC Each year, Adorers celebrate our community’s founding on March 4. This year, March Forth came early, as many Adorers joined… Read More »Why We Must March: A Catholic Sister’s Perspective
By Sister Kris Schrader, ASC During sabbatical from my education work in Guatemala, I have been volunteering with a group in San Antonio, Texas, that… Read More »My Advent with Central American Refugees
By Sister Regina Siegfried, ASC As autumn leaves swirl around my city’s streets, I ponder eddies of fear, anger, racism, discontent and unrest churning in… Read More »How Can We Respond to the Violence?
we endorse the abolishment of capital punishment in the States in which we live, the United States, and in the world and we commit ourselves to engage in activities that will seek to end the death penalty in those States where it is in effect and to work toward the goal of ending everywhere the option of the death penalty for criminal behavior.