The Office for Justice, Ecology and Peace is changing its name to the Australian Catholic Social Justice Council (ACSJC). The new name reflects the Council’s role in supporting the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference in its work on social justice, human dignity, peace and care for… Read More »Office for Justice, Ecology and Peace to rebrand as Australian Catholic Social Justice Council
For best viewing, we recommend reading in full screen mode. The views and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the individual authors and contributors and do not necessarily reflect the personal view of individual bishops, or the official policy or position of the… Read More »Social Justice Trends – May 2026
For best viewing, we recommend reading in full screen mode. The views and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the individual authors and contributors and do not necessarily reflect the personal view of individual bishops, or the official policy or position of the… Read More »Social Justice Trends – February 2026
Across Australia, many of our sisters and brothers are burdened by the rising cost of life’s necessities. For some, this means skipping meals, delaying medical care, or living without secure housing. These are not just economic statistics, but human stories of struggle and resilience. As disciples of Jesus, we cannot turn away from these realities. The Gospel calls us to see Christ in those who suffer and to walk alongside them with compassion.
This year’s Social Justice Statement calls us to follow the example of Jesus, who always noticed, listened to, and cared for those on the edge of society.
For best viewing, we recommend reading in full screen mode. The views and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the individual authors and contributors and do not necessarily reflect the personal view of individual bishops, or the official policy or position of the… Read More »Social Justice Trends – November 2025
For best viewing, we recommend reading in full screen mode. The views and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the individual authors and contributors and do not necessarily reflect the personal view of individual bishops, or the official policy or position of the… Read More »Social Justice Trends – September 2025
Australia is facing a deepening crisis. Over 273,000 people sought help from homelessness services last year, many also struggling with mental illness.
This year’s Social Justice Statement calls us to follow the example of Jesus, who always noticed, listened to, and cared for those on the edge of society.
Welcome to the Autumn edition of Social Justice Trends, our new quarterly magazine. You will find the new Social Justice Trends is a bit different from previous versions. Many of the articles are more in-depth and we have asked people from dioceses and Catholic organisations… Read More »Social Justice Trends – March 2025
The Office for Justice, Ecology and Peace has put together a set of resources prepared by a variety of organisations to help you to consider how you will vote in the 2025 Federal Election. These resources include information on potential disinformation and misinformation, the values… Read More »Federal Election 2025
Thousands of people seeking asylum have faced over a decade of uncertainty because their protection claims were rejected under the “Fast Track” process. Refugees have led demonstrations calling for action to end their uncertainty. You can do something to support them.