Companions in a mission of justice and reconciliation

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Social Justice

20 April 2011
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Social Justice

Camboren group from Japan visit Jesuit Service Cambodia projects

Fr Vicente Bonet (JPN) from Sophia University, Japan visited Cambodia with ten members of a group called Camboren (Friends of Cambodia) from February 5 to...read more

20 April 2011
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Migration

JRS Asia Pacific launches new website

After nearly eight months of planning and work, JRS Asia Pacific launched its new website, www.jrsap.org, in April 4, 2011, International Mine Awareness Day.read more

24 March 2011
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Social Justice

Second report from the Provincial of Japan

Ten days have passed since my first report on the situation in Japan immediately after the earthquake and tsunami of March 11. The number of...read more

13 March 2011
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Reconciliation with Creation

Jatropha as An Alternative Way of Life in Flores Island‐Indonesia

Flores is an island that has sub‐climates. The mountains in this island are highly volcanic in origin, so water can permeate and infiltrate into the...read more

09 March 2011
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Reconciliation with Creation

The Power of Collaborating

The story begun between 2003 and 2004, when Fr. Bambang Triatmoko SJ was invited to attend a Church gathering of eight bishops and 50,000 youth,...read more

07 March 2011
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Parishes & Pastoral Work

A Discussion with Denise Coghlan

Sister Denise reflects on her 20+ years working in Cambodia and how she is motivated by her faith and a sense of justice. She highlights...read more

07 March 2011
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Migration

Diakonia now available online

With rising distribution cost, Jesuit Refugee Service-Asia Pacific has decided to make their magazine, Diakonia, be available online only. If you would like to receive...read more

07 March 2011
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Social Justice

What I have learned in 34 years

Fr Jorge Anzorena (JPN) spoke at the ACHR Regional Meeting in Bangkok last January 27. Mr Denis Murphy introduced him, saying “This amazing person is...read more

27 February 2011
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Reconciliation with Creation

Yunnan Communities in Karst Landscape Continue to Face Water Difficulties

China’s karst landscape stretches through eight provinces in southern China – from Guangxi and Hubei in the east to Guizhou, Sichuan, Yunnan and parts of...read more

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