Help Build a More Just and Peaceful World

Help Build a More Just and Peaceful World

Columbans believe that we achieve true solidarity with marginalized communities and the exploited earth by challenging the structural causes of injustice everywhere. One way we can do this is by working to change policies that cause injustice, and implement alternatives that uphold human dignity and care for our common home.

The Columban Center for Advocacy and Outreach serves as a bridge between the work of Columban missionaries throughout the world and policymakers in Washington, DC. Every day, we are working with members of government and people of faith to build a more just and peaceful world.

Your support helps make this work possible! Thank you for your generosity.

Learn more about the issues we work on and our programs for people of faith.

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