Because of my friends, this Sunday’s Gospel story of the ‘Woman Caught in Adultery’ (John 8:1-11) has new relevance for me. Catholic Mobilizing Network vaticannews.va/en/church/news…

CMN's executive director Krisanne V Murphy joined Catholic Review Radio to discuss the death penalty, and the Catholic call to work for its abolition. This episode is timely as we approach Holy Week, when we will recall Jesus' own execution on Good Friday. catholicreview.org/radio-intervie…

Yesterday, we commemorated Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem. In her reflection, Lori invites us to consider the meaning of "imago Dei" as she draws connection between Jesus' journey and that of Civil Rights activists across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. catholicsmobilizing.org/palm-sunday

Worthy of our attention. cathstan.org/voices/this-or…

Good Friday women and the whispers of Hope. catholicsmobilizing.org/reflections/go…

Today we remember Jesus' execution at the hands of the state. "[The] women present at the cross are the embodiment of witness to hope, bridging the gap from utter despair to God’s ultimate promise for our salvation." catholicsmobilizing.org/reflections/go…

The Vatican's top diplomats met with JD Vance today, where the two sides discussed migrants and refugees, following months of clashes between U.S. church leaders and the Trump administration over immigration policy and foreign aid. ncronline.org/vatican/vatica…

Rest in peace dearest Pope Francis, faithful servant and teacher…Thank you.

"That humility really was a hallmark of his papacy": Kim Daniels, director of the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life at Georgetown University, on Pope Francis' legacy.

A beautiful tribute to Pope Francis by Pennsylvania death-row exoneree Daniel Gwynn. Witness to Innocence Catholic Mobilizing Network U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Pope Leo XIV End Death Penalty ECPM (Ensemble contre la peine de mort) PA Against Death Penalty #NoDeathPenaltyPA Catholic News Service Rome

Grateful to share a few thoughts on one aspect of Pope Francis’ robust legacy Catholic Mobilizing Network

Remembering Pope Francis Paddy Gilger, SJ Kerry Alys Robinson Krisanne V Murphy Michael Sean Winters EJ Dionne Jeffery Tyler Syck Eboo Patel Anna Rowlands Stephen Okey Brian Roewe Brendan Busse, SJ Father Gregory Boyle millennialjournal.com/2025/05/06/rem…

Join us in praying for Pope Leo XIV. God, grant your abundant blessings upon your servant, Pope Leo XIV. Send forth your Spirit upon us, the faithful, as we welcome our new shepherd and enter a new period in the life of our Church.

Here's a link to the article as published by OSV News — Webinar: Americans less supportive of death penalty, yet 5 states recently reinstated it. osvnews.com/webinar-americ… Catholic Mobilizing Network 8th Amendment Project Conservatives Concerned Demetrius Minor Robert Dunham

Sr. Janet Ryan, OSF, facilitates restorative “justice circle keeper” trainings for staff and incarcerated individuals inside prisons in the US state of Illinois, as part of her ministry with Mobilizing Network. loom.ly/AxB0Flw

“[Pope Leo] doesn't just have to speak about the death penalty for me to feel affirmed or for me to be encouraged in the work, because I see that he's fighting for human dignity and human life in every corner of the globe.” — Krisanne V Murphy ncronline.org/news/reveal-po…

"The social safety net is not charity; it is a matter of justice. It affirms the God-given dignity of every human being. As followers of Christ, we are called not only 2 serve the poor but to advocate for changing systems that create & perpetuate poverty. bit.ly/4eA5tIM

Bishop Gerald Barbarito, Diocese of Palm Beach, leads the third day of the Novena to end Florida’s Death Penalty. The prayer for each day is concluded by an Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be. Find the novena prayers and learn more about efforts to end the death penalty in

As the Catholic Church marks the feast of St. Maximilian Kolbe, Krisanne Vaillancourt Murphy, Executive Director of the Catholic Mobilizing Network, shares her hopes for the future abolition of the death penalty in the United States. loom.ly/RuUS0q4

Pope Leo on Feast of Assumption: “Sometimes, unfortunately, where human self-reliance prevails, where material comfort and a certain complacency dull the conscience, this faith can grow old.  Then death enters in the form of resignation and complaint, of nostalgia and fear.