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The week, join the AM JPIC Office invites you to participate in a journey of prayer and fasting for a conversion of heart and habits, celebrate Black History Month, and read the latest by Kathleen Bonnette "Women Religious can unite the Church in the U.S. Catholic.

Since U.S. President Biden took office on January 21, he has taken a number of actions related to the focus areas of the AMSSND province, take a look at some highlights, the latest publication by Kathleen Bonnette and fantastic articles on water by the AM Water Committee!

This week Sister Ethel Howley highlights an important Child Slavery case against Nestle and Cargill, Fr. Brian Massingale, reflects on "How to make spiritual sense of the attack on the Capitol" and Join Catholic Theological Union for a prayer service and lecture on Pope Francis' Theology of Attraction.

Find numerous resources here, including the latest by Sisters Mary Fitzgerald and Jane Moran, “Climate Crisis and Water: Impact on Our World.”

Attend a webinar hosted by the Shalom/JPIC and Anti-Human Trafficking committees of AM and CP Provinces, learn about additional resources on immigration and climate change in this weeks Get WITH IT!

The Human Trafficking Committee invites you to join U.S. Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking to stop the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children online. Take action on the EARN IT ACT and see their list of Christmas gifts in support of Human Trafficking Prevention, and more in this weeks GET WITH IT!

Our Lady of Guadalupe, COVID and our waterways, Las Posadas Novena and more in this weeks Get With IT!

This week learn about who owns our water, watch our Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe video, participate in a beautiful Las Posadas and an Advent series, Lighting the Candles: Journey with Black Migrants.

Resources and prayer services for Advent, a wonderful video on Father Tolton, and a Congressional briefing all in this weeks Get W.I.T.H. It!

We invite you to view this video on Fr. Augustus Tolton, by Coronation Media. Father Tolton was the first Black priest in America, and Sister Herlinde Sicke, SSND, had the honor of being his teacher.