Economic Justice

The Faithful Budget is an interfaith document put together by 36 different faith organizations Read more

The debt ceiling, in simple terms, is the maximum amount of money the United States can borrow in order to pay its existing obligations. The debt ceiling (or limit) when raised does not allow for new expenditures, but instead allows the government to pay for programs it has already committed to paying for. Historically, raising the debt limit was done quickly and without contention, as the debt limit was seen as a financial necessity and not as political capital.

Update on current issues in Congress Read more

The nine-state NUNS ON THE BUS™ tour in June inspired various other groups to do state/local tours.  Read more

Perhaps it is fitting that at this time of year, as we prepare again to commemorate the birth of Jesus, that our legislators are having deep conversations about taxes, revenues and spending. Read more