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20 March 2012
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International Works

Lent in Culion

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20 March 2012
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Migration

Waiting for a country to call home

Mohammad is one of the many Muslim Rohingya refugees forced to flee their homes in western Burma.   After a hazardous journey across Burma, he was...read more

20 March 2012
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Education

Suggested priorities for Vietnam

A Jesuit brother in Vietnam has highlighted several areas he feels the government should focus on in the coming years – education, corruption, legislation, ethnic...read more

22 February 2012
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Social Justice

Rebuilding after surviving the storm

Almost two months after Tropical Storm Washi hit, the devastation it wreaked is “old news” for the media, but for the many people, the devastation...read more

22 February 2012
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Migration

30 years of ministering to refugees

As the Jesuit Refugee Service marks three decades of ministering to the needs of refugees, Fr Bernard Hyacinth Arputhasamy SJ, regional director of JRS in...read more

22 February 2012
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Reconciliation with Creation

The joy and frustration of home

British Jesuit scholastic Stefan Garcia was in the Philippines when Tropical Storm Washi struck, and witnessed the destruction it caused. Stefan is half-Filipino - his...read more

22 February 2012
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Migration

JRS Strategic Framework 2012-2015

The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) published in January its strategic framework for the next four years, upon receiving approval of the document from Father General...read more

16 January 2012
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Reconciliation with Creation

Promoting reconciliation with creation

How do we promote reconciliation with creation to our fellow Jesuits in Asia Pacific? With imaginative and powerful images as the members of the Scholastics...read more

16 January 2012
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Migration

Helping foreign migrants navigate Japanese law

The free legal services offered by the Jesuit Social Center in Tokyo in the last year has proven to be a boon to foreign migrants. ...read more

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