I invite you to consider "Just Prayer" A Book of hours for Peacemakers and Justice Seekers. Paraphrasing from the front matter... In the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures, justice anchors human beings within their communities. The Judeo-Christian meaning of Justice is best understood as right relationship among people who who live together. Justice describes a communal life where each person flourishes, where each person is able to express his or her own human dignity. COMMUTATIVE JUSTICE seeks fairness between individuals. People similarly situated are treated similarly. DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE allocates good and burdens, rights and responsibilities.... Finally, CONTRIBUTIVE  JUSTICE recognizes peoples rights and duties to contribute to society. It insures that people can participate meaningfully to the structures and laws that govern there lives.
Forgive my poor abbreviated version.. Just Prayer, is a prolongation of the Eucharist, a Mystagogy for the Anawim.