... but may never meet; or a local population who know and support each other? John Battle MP argues that parishes could be the starting ... word ‘community’ evokes a warm glow. More often than not our relation to ‘community’ is nostalgic and backward-looking; the ...
... a period of getting to know each other and learning about our respective Jesuit provinces: the Netherlands, Flanders, Britain and ... retreat; neither were we not on retreat; and the mutual support in prayer made our experience richer than that of many a solitary ...
... and Local Government, in a ‘framework for partnership in our multi faith society’. Michael Barnes SJ examines what contribution this ... ‘the development of a framework for partnership which will support increased inter faith dialogue and social action’. [2] As Hazel ...
... and theology being in conflict with one another, and instead work towards a ‘constructive mutual engagement’? In this concluding article of our series on science and theology, I want to think more about the ... that have been devised to be coherent with, even to support, particular secular outlooks. But I think that to some extent this is ...
... a just economy is needed, argues Joe Egerton. Voters may support the manifesto commitments to help those on low wages, but true progress ... also has a high popularity rating of 71%. One reason why our politicians are enthusiastic about such measures is the huge cost of ...
... relished the opportunity to combine my volunteering with the support of monthly Ignatian spiritual reflection, particularly as my initial ... play their part and not let fellow volunteers down. At our Induction Gathering in Advent 2008, new LJV members were given a Handbook. ...
... world of the marginalised: ‘He was the only one always at our side when the struggle got toughest, and he took up the battle against ... (CTEP), with whom Cardinal Bergoglio had collaborated in support of the cartoneros and recyclers of Buenos Aires, especially with a ...
... work with them. Tony O’Riordan SJ calls us to examine our own attitudes to the penal system and to develop a Christian response to ... A crucial ingredient in this process must be measures to support and maintain positive family contact during imprisonment. Parents, ...
... itself is an exercise in counselling the doubtful: ‘As our doubts disappear, our responsibilities come into focus,’ responsibilities ... under God. We are to open ourselves to new ideas, to support necessary change, to convert our ways of life and to teach our ...
... best embodies the solution to the social problems facing our communities and our country today. The 2010 General Election is ... heritage of our country might be expected to command more support, and the Conservative Party’s intention to explore the possibility of ...
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