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Migrant & Refugee Sunday - 28 August
How will your parish, school or community celebrate Migrant and Refugee Sunday? The Australian Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office has produced a kit full of useful resources to assist you. It contains Pope Francis' Message for the World Day of Migration and a message from Bishop Long, who himself arrived in Australia as a "boat person," and reflections on the implications of the Year of Mercy for policy and action.
The Migrant & Refugee Sunday 2016 Kit can be downloaded from the recently revamped ACMRO website.
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Religious at the UN
Cecile Meijer RSCJ is one of fourteen contributors to a new book that provides an insight into the experiences of religious institutes that actively engage with the United Nations through their accredited NGOs.
It is Good for Us to Be Here shares personal reflections on faith-based advocacy within the UN system and efforts to shape the global political discourse.
It is available in kindle and paperback editions.
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Principles for Interfaith Harmony & Peace
Archbishop Bernardito Auza, Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations, recently outlined Pope Francis' six principles for interfaith harmony and a culture of peace. He was speaking in New York at the High Level Conversation of the UN General Assembly on Religions for Peace. Read the full text here.
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Come Light of My Heart
We invite you to continue to accompany our General Chapter in prayer with Margaret Rizza's Veni Lumen Cordiam (Come Light of My Heart). The General Chapter will take place 7 July - 10 August in Nemi, Italy.
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