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From Sept. 3-5, 2008 three
members of the IBVM including Marilla D’Souza our new UN-NGO representative,
will attend the 61st Annual NGO/DPI Conference: “Reaffirming Human Rights for All: The Universal Declaration at 60.”
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It seems to me that there
is no better place to begin an account of a Tertianship programme than to quote
from Mary Wright’s introduction to the Handbook on this stage of formation in
the Institute:
“Tertianship is a ‘school
of the heart’ which comes to our members at that time in their lives when
perhaps it is most needed, when ministry challenges and demands can overwhelm
the spirit and when the clear sight of ‘the one thing necessary’ might be
obscured by the clutter and baggage which we have collected over the
years. The time of Tertianhsip is a
precious gift, a time of deepening insight into our own lives and the life of
the Institute. It brings healing and
reconciliation and strengthens bonds with the world wide Institute.”
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From Australia, here is
our latest Networker newsletter June 2008. Inside this issue read about:
A
future full of hope: by Sr Christine Burke
We
are moving: the Loreto province office is relocating to Hawthorn
Mary
Ward International Australia Update
The
modern IBVM Constitutions... and much more!
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Calling all IBVM MEMBERS , don't forget to check out all the latest news from IBVM ONLY.
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Greetings
to each one from Arizona
where I am blessed to be
celebrating
Holy week and Easter.
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The All India Loreto Dance Festival 2007 was a great success. The schools from Loreto Bowbazar, Loreto Delhi, Loreto Dharamtala and Loreto Sealdah all took part. To view pictures of the event
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Marie Gasper is the Lay
Principal of Loreto Bowbazar in Kolkata, attened course of 'School
Administration and Management for Principals, Vice-princiapals and
Co-ordinators' in XLRI, Jamshedpur. She thought it was excellent, read her report here.
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Join the World and Celebrate Earth Hour. At 8 p.m. on March 29, the world will turn off its
lights for just one hour – Earth Hour – to show it’s possible to take action on climate change. Switching off your
lights is just one simple action that you can take to help make a difference and it sends a powerful message that
we care about our planet. Last year, WWF-Australia pioneered Earth Hour and it
was a huge success! Almost 2.3 million Sydneysiders participated – including more than 2,100 businesses –
resulting in a 10 per cent reduction on the electrical grid, saving 25,000 tonnes of carbon
dioxide - the equivalent of taking about 50,000 cars off the road for an hour.
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At the 60th annual DPI/NGO (Department of Public Information / Non-Governmental Organizations) Conference, Climate Change: It Impacts Us All. Speaker after speaker – scientists, UN Department Directors, university professors, and representatives of indigenous peoples – stated, sometimes loudly, sometimes softly, but always with no doubt whatever.
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Welcome to the December edition of the Loreto Friends Networker.
This edition is packed with the latest news and information from the
LoretoSisters and includes a special Christmas message from Loreto
Provincial Sr Chris Burke. Some of the exciting stories include:
- New Loreto Principal for St Mary's College
- New Loreto Futures Team
- Loreto Sister guest curator of precious exhibition
- Loreto Sisters celebrate 2nd graduation at Baucau Teachers' College.
To view the newsletter, click on the link
http://www.loreto.org.au/_uploads/documents/Loreto_Friends_networker_Dec07_final.pdf
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Celebrating
10 years in Morocco. Friends co- workers and members of the IBVM from Spain, Ireland, Gibraltar and Morocco gathered in
Asilah on 2nd and 3rd
November 2007 for a Celebration Seminar to commemorate the 10th
anniversary of IBVM in Morocco. The interreligious
and intercultural event was designed to rejoice in the possibility of people of
different faiths and cultures living and working in harmony to create a better
and peaceful world for all human beings.
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