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Our mission is to engage the Passionist family — vowed and lay — in the social ministry of the Passionist Provinces of St. Paul of the Cross and Holy Cross, in the U.S.A, Canada, Puerto Rico, Haiti, and Jamaica W.I.
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We advocate on a variety of social and ecological issues that are of concern to our local and international community as well as to those with whom we minister.

We also provide education in Passionist Spirituality and create resources on issues of social and environmental suffering.

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Explore issues that concern our wounded world and discover ways to address them with compassion and hope.

Act

Join us in taking collective action on issues that affect our communities and those with whom we minister.

Connect

Locate other Passionist communities and learn about how they’re building solidarity with the crucified of today. 
Solidarity is a bold and prophetic experience for all of us to seek. It draws us ever closer to the margins and into the places where people are hurting and oppressed. Solidarity awakens the compassion of Christ in us.

We invite you to join us.

Engage Your Passion for Creation

Read about the ways our Passionist Congregation is learning to embrace integral ecology by engaging Laudato Si' 
Go directly to the six part Passionist Program for Laudato Si', Passion of the Earth | Wisdom of the Cross
Image: ​Bro. Mickey McGrath

Engage Your Passion for Justice

 The Thomas Berry Place  in Jamaica, NY calls us to put his vision into practice. Read about Reconnect Brooklyn that is central to the project
Read about how The Thomas Berry Place in Jamaica, NY, calls us to put Fr. Berry’s vision into practice.
Image: ​Bro. Mickey McGrath

Engage Your Passion for Peacemaking

Pray and Fast | Statement from Fr. Joachim Rego on Passionist presence and mission in Ukraine.
Read this statement from Maryknoll on the conflicts in Ukraine, calling for a de-escalation of tensions and the pursuit of peace.
Read Paul Wadell's Blog post, A spirituality of the cross: A Call to Nonviolence and Peace
Image: Julie Lonneman [IHO Fr. Joe Van Leeuwen CP]
“In the present condition of global society, where injustices abound and growing numbers of people are deprived of basic human rights and considered expendable, the principle of the common good immediately becomes, logically and inevitably, a summons to solidarity and a preferential option for the poorest of our brothers and sisters.”—Pope Francis, On Care for Our Common Home [Laudato Si'], no. 158

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