February 25, 2026
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1:29Now PlayingMost Rev. Roy E. Campbell, Jr., Auxiliary Bishop of Washington, reflects on why the Church must continue to address the sin of racism, not only as a matter of history, but as a reality that still affects lives today.
Bishop Campbell emphasizes that confronting racism is about learning from the past, and how we can respond now with love, respect, and a renewed commitment to the dignity of every human person, rejecting judgments based on appearance, language, or circumstance, and striving to become the people God created us to be.
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