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'Roots and Refuge' event at historic Wesley's Chapel | ICN (opens the original)
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London Churches Refugee Fund (LCRF) hosted an information event at the historic Wesley's Chapel in London on Thursday, 17th September. LCRF exists to support projects working directly with destitute asylum seekers in the capital. The keynote speaker was Brother Johannes Maertens, a monk of the Community of the Good Shepherd and a long-standing member of the Catholic Worker community. For more than 23 years he has lived in community with homeless and displaced people in Belgium, Calais and London
Book: Learning How to Love with St Therese - seven windows into true charity | ICN (opens the original)
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For some reason, I had never read anything about or by St Thérèse of Lisieux until I read Fr Joseph Spence's Learning How to Love with St Therese. This was despite the fact that Pauline Sexton, my wonderful sponsor when I was welcomed into full communion with the Catholic Church in Maidstone in 1982, had a deep devotion to the saint, and that I later attended Mass at St Theresa's, Horn's Cross, East Sussex, on and off for over thirty years. Thank goodness I found this book in Gracewing's catalog
Javier Giraldo, Colombian Jesuit priest and human rights activist, has died | ICN (opens the original)
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Fr Javier Giraldo Moreno SJ died in Bogotá on 25 August after a fall in his home. Born in Colombia in 1944, is mother was an artist and his father was a hydro project administrator. He had three brothers and a sister. He decided to join the clergy when he was 15. After his ordination, his pastoral and research work led him to work with communities most affected by poverty, exclusion and violence. He went on to became one of the most widely recognised and deeply respected spokespersons for human
Book: The Priest Who Stayed In Gaza - A Witness To Hope In The Ruins | ICN (opens the original)
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If you find it difficult to imagine what it might be like to live in a war zone, I recommend this deeply moving book. In fact, I recommend it to anyone and everyone, with no ifs and no buts. It is inspirational. The heroes of this story are the ordinary people of Gaza, and particularly the members of the tiny Christian community (now shrunken to around a thousand people in the Catholic and larger Orthodox communities out of a total population in Gaza of 2.7 million). They are heroes because they
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