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September 2004 Regulars Your Letters World Beat World Brief
A brass plate embedded on the pavement fronting the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cathedral in Jolo town is the bitter reminder of where the well-loved Bishop Benjamin de Jesus, OMI, fell after being shot by three men on February 4, 1997. Read WORLDS IN DIALOGUE
Islamic-Christian conference on co-existence. Reporting from Beirut. Read
VOCATION STORIES Signs of Life - by Vincent Mkhabela What are the signs of a true vocation?... Read |
this month inside World Mission South Africa- Caring Church
The Catholic Church has a
network of over 140 service programs for people living with HIV/AIDS in
South Africa (hospitals, clinics, hospices, home based care and orphan care)
making it the largest service provider in the country after the government.
Singapore - Awaking Dragons In India and China, the two giants of Asian economy, poverty is still a main issue.
Argentina - The Truth About Love The Bishops Conference of Argentina recently published a document entitled, "he Family: Image of God's Love," in which the bishops reflect on the challenges facing the family and reaffirm the value of the family institution as the foundation of society.
Australia - Embracing difference "Embracing Difference in a global culture of fear" was a major theme that emerged during the recent annual assembly of the Australian Conference of the Australian Conference of Leaders of Religious Institutes (ACLRI).
Europe - Becoming A Partner More than being an international power broker, the European Union should become a "partner in solidarity" for the cultural and economic development of the Third World, says a Vatican official. |
Vol. XVI × No. 8 SEPTEMBER 2004
to a whole year of news, analysis, reflections... and more from the 5 continents. September 2004 RECOMMENDED - HOLY LAND: Mission of Forgiveness
MISSION in ACTION SUDAN-Staying On The "White Nuer" a 70-year-old missionary.
Very Different Now - by F. Patt A Church socially involved with women. Read
Healing the Emptiness Inside FACING DEPRESSION
For those living in a depressing and desperate society, there is no therapy like prayer, says Cardinal Godfriend Danneels. Read |
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WM SPECIAL
PRAYER:
WEST and
EAST
- by Lorenzo Carraro, mccj
Many people in our world look at the East for their spiritual needs. Transcendental Meditation, Yoga and Zen have already been in vogue, often reduced to a fashion of fitness fad. Christians however were asking seriously of it was possible for them to avail of the riches of oriental spirituality while remaining committed to Christ and to the Gospel. Read more
- by Lorenzo Carraro, mccj
How has the East influenced the western concept of prayer and meditation? W. Johnston's guide to meditation. Read more
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