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THE CATHOLIC PEACE MOVEMENT
Catholic Study Guide, "Not on our Watch"
Darfur We are a region of Pax Christi USA and Pax Christi International (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington) Pax Christi USA featured on CNN's Situation Room Pax Christi USA http://www.paxchristiusa.org Pax Christi Intl http://www.paxchristi.net PAX CHRISTI PACIFIC NW'S WEBSITE IS THE ONLINE NEWSLETTER FOR ITS REGION'S GROUPS, INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS, FRIENDS AND OTHERS. WEBMASTER WELCOMES MATERIAL
At times one remains faithful to a cause
only because its opponents do not cease to
be insipid. *NEW* Three Session Seminar for your Parish or group. How To Read the Bible As Catholics Part 1 How To Read the Bible As Catholics Part 2 Or Visit the website for more Information: http://abideinme.net/calendar/calendar.html
National Religious Campaign Against Torture
_________________________________________ PAX CHRISTI SEATTLE HAS FORMED SEATTLE UNIVERSITY - SEATTLE For information: Email: Kai Hoffman-Krull or Joshua Liljenstolpe _______________________________
Flowers near Bangor Naval Base Gate
Thanking those who walk and vigil nationwide to remind us to reflect on the dignity of each human life and the significance of dying a meaningful death in war. _________________________________________ Please go to http://www.snowcoalition. org for information on how to join a vigil in your neighborhood in Seattle. ______________________________________________________ "While recognizing the autonomy of the reality of politics, Christians who are invited to take up political activity should try to make their choices consistent with the gospel and, in the framework of a legitimate plurality, to give both personal and collective witness to the seriousness of their faith by effective and disinterested service of men" (Pope Paul VI, A Call to Action, 46). ______________________________ Thomas Merton's prophetic "Peace in the Post-Christian Era" and Chris Hedge's "War is a Force That Gives Us Meaning" ________
Hymn of the Universe "Only love can bring individual beings to their perfect completion, as individuals, by uniting them one with another, because only love takes possession of them and unites them by what lies deepest within them. This is simply a fact of our everyday experience. For indeed at what moment do lovers come into the most complete possession of themselves if not when they say they are lost in one another?...And why should not what is thus daily achieved on a small scale be repeated one day on world-wide dimensions? Humanity, the spirit of the earth, the synthesis of individuals and peoples, the paradoxical conciliation of the element with the whole, of the one with the many...if we would see them made flesh in the world what more need we do than imagine our power to love growing and broadening till it can embrace the totality of (all peoples) and of the earth?" Teilhard de Chardin, Hymn of the Universe People's Companion to the Breviary
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