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A Reflection on Hope
Nourishing the Spirit
Written by Vaclav Havel   
Tuesday, 01 November 2005

Either we have hope within us or we don't. It is a dimension of the soul and it is not essentially dependent on some particular observation of the world. It is an orientation of the spirit, an orientation of the heart. It transcends the world that is immediately experienced and is anchored somewhere beyond its horizon.

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Litany for all those whose lives have been changed forever by Hurricane Katrina
Nourishing the Spirit
Written by 8th Day Center   
Wednesday, 21 September 2005

God of Compassion, We pray for all those whose lives have been changed forever by Hurricane Katrina.
For the broken mother in New Orleans who had to choose which members of her family could go into a small rescue boat and who had to be left behind on a rooftop; And for all the mothers in the devastated areas whose hearts are broken by their families sufferings, Have Mercy, O Holy One.

 

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RSCJ Celebrate 25 Years in Nicaragua: A Deep Presence....
Storyline
Written by Loln Menndez, rscj   
Monday, 01 August 2005
storyline_thOnly a week in Nicaragua… What could one see, do, understand, in such a quick visit? Yes, the time was short, but I was able to glimpse the richness of a people, the beauty of the country, the commitment of my sisters. The visit also enabled me to join the rscj community in celebrating 25 years of our presence in Nicaragua.
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I came because I wanted to change the world, and the world changed me
Beyond Borders
Written by Imma De Stefanis, rscj   
Monday, 01 August 2005
05085_thThey began arriving in a steady stream on June 19th.  They came to “risk something different and discover the loving face of Christ”…they came “with a small vision of the world, yet knowing a bigger world was out there”…they came “tired of the routine of life”…they came “to help and to serve others”….they came because they wanted to “change the world”!
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A Place of Hope in Indonesia
Spotlight
Written by Nance O'Neil, rscj   
Sunday, 01 May 2005
Yusuf_nance_thThis little lad is the son of Tigor Azaz Nainggolan who was a lay participant at the 2000 General Chapter. In Joigny, Tigor asked the capitulants to pray that his wife Tiar and he would have a child. If it were a girl she would be named Madeleine Sophie. This little fellow is Yusuf Madeleino!
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Reflections from Chad
Storyline
Written by Loln Menndez, rscj   
Friday, 01 April 2005
drawing2_th...I woke up on April 3rd in N’Djamena, and there was no question of where I was! Africa: birds singing, a gentle breeze blowing, two mosquito bites! A second trip to Chad, again with JRS – a gift. This time, a journey with a purpose: the evaluation of the education projects in the two camps where JRS works together with the local Caritas agency.
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Sacred Heart International Summer Service Project
Beyond Borders
Written by Imma De Stefanis, rscj   
Friday, 01 April 2005
mexico1_th...[N]ow through the Sacred Heart International Service Project we seek to bring together an international group of young people who are committed to social change through action. In this, its first year, we will draw participants from Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico and the United States to engage in service, reflection and cultural exchange through work with children and young people in San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
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Joigny (home of St. Madeleine Sophie) Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Centre Sophie Barat
Beyond Borders
Written by Loln Menndez, rscj   
Saturday, 11 December 2004
csb1_thMadeleine Sophie's home in Joigny was warmly decked with boughs of holly - and with the warmth of the community of Rue Davier. The doors opened wide over the weekend to welcome guests who arrived from several corners of France and beyond in order to celebrate the 10th birthday of the Centre Sophie Barat as a space of prayer and reflection. And of course, Sophie's presence and special welcome for each one were especially tangible on this occasion.
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Hope
Nourishing the Spirit
Written by 8th Day Center   
Friday, 01 October 2004
041026hope_thHoly and Loving God, we ask for your forgiveness for the sins committed in our name:
for our brothers and sisters around the world who suffer because of our prosperity;
for the children who hunger and thirst for a chance at life;
for the violence we see and hear everyday in our streets, our homes, and our words;
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Getting a taste of Sprout Creek Farm
Spotlight
Written by Margo Morris, rscj   
Friday, 01 October 2004

scf_header_thWhere does everything begin? Think of something you walk on or at least something that supports what you walk on everyday. It's underneath every roadway, sidewalk, racetrack and parking lot, every chem-lawn, swimming pool, subway, and stadium. BIG HINT: it's underneath grass. Getting it? DIRT! Here at Sprout Creek Farm we call it soil.

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Sudan Day of Conscience Reflection
Beyond Borders
Written by Loln Menndez, rscj   
Wednesday, 25 August 2004
0409_sudan_thComing to Washington in order to work on the international website is indeed a time for “mind-stretching”.  Yesterday this “stretching” took the shape of an opportunity to put my body where my heart is: with refugees and displaced, especially those in the African continent.
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Life has no pity
Nourishing the Spirit
Written by Anne Marie Foster   
Tuesday, 01 June 2004

Life has no pity;
It is just there.
Always watching and waiting for the next thing to happen,
Just there to be spent poorly or to be spent well,

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