These documents show how the Catholic Church is working to end racism at every level, from global messages by the Pope to everyday guides for local parishes. By listening to people's real-life experiences, the Church is commitment to treating everyone with respect, building true friendships, and making sure those who have been left out feel welcome.
The Church and Racism: Toward a More Fraternal Society - 1988
Angelus - John Paul II - August 2001
Fratelli Tutti; Fraternity and Social Friendship - Francis - October 2020
Racial Justice Sunday 2025 - Malcolm McMahon
Racial and Cultural Inclusion Toolkit for Catholic Churches
Love The Stranger - A Catholic Response to Migrants and Refugees
