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NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
Groceries. Gas. Housing. Utilities.
Rising prices are squeezing us all.
But instead of offering us ANY relief, the GOP-led House raised health costs and gave billionaires and big corporations a tax cut.
It’s time to stop the #HealthcareHeist.
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
Black moms in the U.S. are dying at 3-4x the rate of white women. 1 in 5 Black women aren't receiving adequate prenatal care.
This is a crisis — and it demands action.
Rep. Strickland is speaking up. We must too. #BlackMaternalHealth
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
Black mamas matter.
I’m glad I made it home after giving birth. Far too many Black women don’t.
The Birth Equity initiative acknowledges that it is a right, not a privilege, to carry a healthy pregnancy, deliver a healthy baby, and make it home to raise that baby in a healthy environment.
ALT Lt Gov Stratton in her 20s holding infant daughter
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
The U.S. bishops' conference and the Catholic Legal Immigration Network filed one brief, while several U.S. women's religious orders, Hope Border Institute and Network Lobby for Catholic Social Justice filed another. bit.ly/4rBjLyx
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
A new scorecard assesses whether members of Congress support legislation that advances Catholic social teaching. Catholic Republicans do not perform well.
The latest from @HeidiSchlumpf:
commonwealmagazine.org/schlu…
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
Today is the 68th anniversary of the creation of the DOJ Civil Rights Division, and over 200 recent employees have shared an open letter decrying the near-destruction of the division’s mission and expressing the hope to one day rebuild it.
open.substack.com/pub/justic…
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
The grassroots initiative was spearheaded by @jesuitswest, with additional sponsors including JRS/USA, @IGsolidarityNET, Maryknoll, Network Lobby for Catholic Social Justice, Pax Christi USA, @MRSserves and several orders of women religious.
(Pictured: Angelo Jesus Canta, SJ)
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
CHN is proud to be at the Interfaith Rally with Faith Leaders and Members of Congress this morning. We urge for the renewal of #ACA tax credits for 24 million Americans and an end to the shutdown through bipartisan action. CHN board member
@LPeraltaSchulte @NETWORKLobby is MCing!
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
CHN joined with partners and @HouseDemocrats urging the House of Reps to vote no on any appropriations legislation or CR, that does not include the extension of the enhanced ACA Premium Tax Credit to prevent its expiration at the end of 2025.
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
I just wrote a @NETWORKLobby letter to Congress to tell the House: Protect our water, vote 'No' on H.R.3898! Write one here: actionnetwork.org/letters/pe…
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
Congress is back in session.
Join us Aug 28 | 7 PM ET for a webinar on what’s ahead this fall: food, housing, healthcare, safety, and democracy for all.
RSVP: actionnetwork.org/events/wel…
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
I just wrote a @NETWORKLobby letter: Tell your Member(s) of Congress: “Hands Off” my Social Security check!. Write one here: actionnetwork.org/letters/te…
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
Yes, we should deport people convicted of serious crimes.
But NO, we can’t destroy families who have lived in this country peacefully.
Pascual Pedro, a former high school soccer star with no criminal record, was suddenly deported at a routine immigration check-in. Unacceptable.
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
Register to join the conversation @ bit.ly/45dVuEG
On August 6, 2:00PM ET, NCC will host "Through a Faithful Lens: Discerning the Moral Costs of the Budget Reconciliation," and examine H.R. 1 ("One Big Beautiful Bill") through a moral & theological lens.
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
At a time when ICE is detaining more people than ever before in history – and reports of mistreatment, overcrowding, and unsanitary conditions are growing – real-time oversight has never been more important.
This admin cannot hide from Congress or the American people. We will make sure of it in court.
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
"We owe it to ourselves, our family and friends, and our neighbors who have been pushed to the margins of our society to remain hopeful because that hope is what keeps us able to continue fighting for the liberation of all creation."
globalsistersreport.org/colu…
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
We’re joining the national #GoodTroubleLivesOn Day of Action to honor the legacy of John Lewis and protect our sacred right to vote.
☀️ On Tuesday, join NETWORK’s Christian Watkins and other faith leaders for a powerful pre-action webinar:
🔗 mobilize.us/s/xTEYTU
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
Catholic teaching affirms that health care is essential to upholding human dignity. Cuts to Medicaid would harm millions—especially children and pregnant parents. We call on our Senators to uphold our values. Click the link for @NETWORKLobby action alert
networklobby.org/actnow-2/
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
From #PentecostWitness, NETWORK Interim Exec. Dir. Joan Neal: No matter who we are, no matter where we come from, no matter the color of our skin, we deserve good healthcare, decent housing, nourishing food, safety for ourselves & our families, and a future bright with promise."
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice retweeted
On 6/10 at 6pm ET, join the dialogue “What Happened to America’s Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd” and hear from @RalphMcCloud23, @NETWORKLobby fellow
RSVP: bit.ly/RacialReckoningCST
#RacialReckoningCST
ALT Graphic promoting a public dialogue titled “What Happened to America’s Racial Reckoning? Faith, Justice, and Catholic Social Teaching Five Years after the Killing of George Floyd,” featuring Ralph McCloud of NETWORK. The event will be held online via livestream on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, from 6:00–7:00 p.m. EDT. Hosted by Georgetown University's Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life.