We are pleased to introduce the newly reimagined CTEWC book series, Global Theological Ethics, in collaboration with the Journal of Moral Theology. This new series will offer free downloads of chapters or entire texts for all books; print copies can be ordered from Wipf & Stock. If you would like to propose a book for the series, please contact James Keenan or Shaji George Kochuthara. Jason King and M. Therese Lysaught serve as the series editors; Suzanne Mulligan is the new liaison between CTEWC and the JMT.

The first volume in this series, Ethical Challenges in Global Public Health: Climate Change, Pollution, and the Health of the Poor, edited by Andrea Vicini and Philip Landrigan, is available now. The volume features chapters by CTEWC members Stanislaus Alla, Jacquineau Azetsop, Lisa Sowle Cahill, Daniel Daly, Alexandre Martins, Andrea Vicini, and many others in the field of public health.

Dado el creciente problema migratorio causado por las condiciones de inseguridad, la falta de oportunidades en muchos de los países latinoamericanos, el endurecimiento de políticas migratorias en Estados Unidos, la creciente deportación y el contexto de pandemia, les invitamos a participar de forma directa o a proponer a 12 investigadores para la Mesa Virtual Migración y fronteras en América con el fin de analizar el fenómeno de la migración desde diferentes perspectivas y con la percepción específica de cada región. 

Interesados comunicarse con Jutta Battenberg y Ramón Luzárraga.

The development of modern media has influenced not only the traditionally understood reading culture but also the communication processes and the psychology of readers. […] This international interdisciplinary scientific conference will contribute to the promotion of reading and answer many questions we face which are associated in various ways with reading habits and culture. Submission of abstracts by June 25, 2021. Further information available here.

„UNTER GESCHWISTERN? DIE SOZIALENZYKLIKA FRATELLI TUTTI: PERSPEKTIVEN – KONSEQUENZEN – KONTROVERSEN” (KATHOLIZISMUS IM UMBRUCH 14) EDITED BY URSULA NOTHELLE-WILDFEUER/LUKAS SCHMITT

Pope Francis has described his third encyclical Fratelli Tutti as a “modest contribution to continued reflection” and “an invitation to dialogue among all people of good will.” Taking these intentions into account, a considerable number of scholars assess this document from their perspectives and, in doing so, identify its great significance as well as the necessity for further developments and clarifications.

Nuala Kenny, A Post-Pandemic Church: Prophetic Possibilities, (Novalis, 2021).

Tobias Winright, "American Policing on Trial" The Tablet, May 6, 2021.

From Eli McCarthy: "DePaul University's new Mission Statement explicitly names Nonviolence as a Fundamental Commitment of the Catholic Church and Catholic Education."

Tuesday, June 6, 2021, at 7:30 pm ET - New Wine New Wineskins, an association for early-career Catholic moral theologians, has launched a new initiative, "Conversations in Moral Theology." It is a series of online dialogues with authors of books relevant to the Church and society. Our second live conversation features O. Carter Snead and engages with his volume, What It Means to Be Human: The Case for the Body in Public Bioethics. The event is free and open to the public. Register here.