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Indigenous Ministry

16 December 2014
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Indigenous Ministry

Church for Atitjere community opens

Jesuit Social Services (JSS) recently organised the opening and blessing of the Atitjere Church, a project it co-facilitated in the Sandover region of Australia’s Northern...read more

27 October 2014
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Indigenous Ministry

Being companions to indigenous peoples

The recent Jesuit Companions in Indigenous Ministry meeting in Myanmar provided its participants with fresh opportunities to reflect on their own contexts. There are 135...read more

23 October 2014
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Indigenous Ministry

Bringing inclusive development to an indigenous tribe

When the Philippine’s newest freeport was established seven years ago in Casiguran, Aurora province, a large-scale protest among the affected residents and various groups erupted....read more

20 December 2013
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Education

The Francis Effect

From Australia has come a new online book, The Francis Effect: Living the Joy of the Gospel, which offers insights from Catholic leaders in the...read more

27 April 2013
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Education

Redfern Jarjum College officially opens

Redfern Jarjum College, a Jesuit primary school for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, was officially opened on April 13, with a number of dignitaries...read more

23 March 2013
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Education

Helping ethnic minority children get an education

This year, 167 children, many from ethnic minority tribes in the hills of northern Thailand, will get help with their education costs from the Seven...read more

23 March 2013
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Indigenous Ministry

Forty Years of Indigenous Ministry

Forty years after the Jesuits re-established their mission among indigenous people at Balgo, Australian Provincial Fr Steve Curtin SJ says the Jesuits' commitment to Indigenous...read more

22 February 2013
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Indigenous Ministry

Fun and learning as Jarjum opens

A dream two years in the making was realised on February 11 when Redfern Jarjum College, the first Jesuit school to be established in Australia...read more

14 December 2011
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Education

Youth learn to grow crops sustainably

Abaca, coffee and rubber are three very different crops that can make a difference to the indigenous communities in Mindanao – both economically and socially.In...read more

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