Beyond Borders is a space where Religious of the Sacred Heart and
their colleagues will reflect on global issues in relationship to the
Society’s charism, mission and spirituality.
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Written by RSCJ Worldwide
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Tuesday, 28 January 2003 |
 RSCJ join in a global effort to stop the war in Iraq before it starts.Perspectives from Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Britain, Japan, Indonesia, and New York/Boston.
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Written by RSCJ Kinshasa-Gombe Community
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Friday, 01 November 2002 |
 Long Live our Mission in the State of Violence, of Terrorism, of War.
Our
country suffers from results of war and pillaging which continue to
destroy property and possessions, the moral of the people and even the
infrastructure of the country itself. There are families which have
entirely vanished and the majority of the population has no longer hope
for the future.
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Written by Geredette Phillips, rscj and Kristi Laughlin
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Saturday, 01 June 2002 |
 Our
first contributions are from two diverse experiences of going beyond
borders into the world of our Muslim brothers and sisters.
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One of the hardest things about our busy lifestyles is being present to those around us. One reason I’ve taken the pilgrimage to Guatemala the last two years is because as a pilgrim I am able to be present to where I am and I am open to being transformed. In this way being a pilgrim feels like meditation to me. It helps me see God in other people and it helps me see the barriers in my own heart. This leads to compassion and concern for the people of Guatemala rather than complete despair. And it is easy for me to despair.
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