The Ketteler Legacy for Justice Committee
The Black Church Documentary - Episode 1
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores the roots of African American religion.
Laudato Si': Chapter Six
The Ketteler Legacy for Justice Committee of the Marie de la Roche Province would like to invite you to READ, REFLECT and ACT with this month's reflection on the sixth chapter of Laudato Si' by Pope Francis.
Laudato Si': Chapter Five
The Ketteler Legacy for Justice Committee of the Marie de la Roche Province would like to invite you to READ, REFLECT and ACT with this month's reflection on the fifth chapter of Laudato Si' by Pope Francis.
Laudato Si': Chapter Four
The Ketteler Legacy for Justice Committee of the Marie de la Roche Province would like to invite you to READ, REFLECT and ACT with this month's reflection on the fourth chapter of Laudato Si' by Pope Francis.
Laudato Si': Chapter Three
The Ketteler Legacy for Justice Committee of the Marie de la Roche Province would like to invite you to READ, REFLECT and ACT with this month's reflection on the third chapter of Laudato Si' by Pope Francis.
Laudato Si': Chapter Two
The Ketteler Legacy for Justice Committee of the Marie de la Roche Province would like to invite you to READ, REFLECT and ACT with this month's reflection on the second chapter of Laudato Si' by Pope Francis.
Plastics Pollution Presentation
The Ketteler Legacy for Justice Committee is an ongoing working committee of the Sisters of Divine Providence of the Marie de la Roche Province. We invite you to prayerfully experience this informative and prayerful presentation on plastic waste and its adverse effect on the environment.
Migrants and Refugees Program
The Ketteler Legacy for Justice Committee is an ongoing working committee of the Sisters of Divine Providence of the Marie de la Roche Province. We invite you to prayerfully experience these informative and prayerful materials that address the plight of millions of our brothers and sisters around the world who are searching for what we may take for granted: a safe, secure home and place to raise a family without the fear of being oppressed, or taken into slavery or even killed.