This article by Andrew Lyke was published by America Magazine on November 30, 2020, the last day of Black Catholic History Month. It is a message from a lifelong Black Catholic to White fellow Catholics in the wake of the televised "lynching" of George Floyd, the murder of Breonna Taylor by police, and the murder of Ahmaud Arbery by white vigilantes, among other white supremacist atrocities that same year. 

At the end of the article there is link to a podcast in which Andrew Lyke was interviewed on America Media leading up to the 2020 presidential election.

This episode features Andrew Lyke of Arusi Ministries, talking about his recent article “Dear White Catholics: It’s time to be anti-racist and leave white fragility behind.”.

Jun 18, 2021

FutureChurch welcomes Mr. Andrew Lyke who offers a presentation on how white Catholics can shed white fragility and join in the cause for racial justice.

For this virtual prayer service, we have assembled for you several Black Catholic men and women of God, who are servants of the Lord, and lovers of Jesus. In varied artful expressions, they will prayerfully walk us through each station and connect us to the ethos and passion of the movement, Black Lives Matter. 

May 26, 2021 

Andrew Lyke gives a talk on racial justice and how it intersects with our mission and ministry at ISP's Network Leadership Conference on February 27, 2021.  (Question and answer session follows.) 

Oct 13, 2021

A conversation about how in order to be fully pro-life we must also combat issues such as racism.

An online prayer service produced by Arusi Network and Eat The Scroll Ministry

Pray with an assembly of eleven Black Catholic women of God, who are mothers, wives, sisters, caregivers, servants of the Lord, and lovers of Jesus, much like Mary, the Mother of God. 

Mar 9, 2023

Loyola Marymount University Spring 2023 Extension 

Gift of Blackness in the Church

Andrew Lyke speaks prophetically and honestly about racism in the Catholic Church. Students in this course, Sharing our Distinct Gift Of Blackness, experienced wisdom and words of affirmation that our gift of Blackness is needed in the Catholic church, even though the Church has some undesirable behavior in the form of racism.