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 English province July 2007 This Ring of Fire
contribution contains material relating to the annual JPIC Links Conference
held in May, extracts from a magazine produced by students from Loreto Sixth
Form College, Manchester and an extract from Pat Robb CJ’s June newsletter.
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This newsletter for Ring of Fire comes
from the US Province. It covers articles on World Environment Day, on how the JPIC
Committee conducted a day of reflection for our
associates, on creating meditation garden and the Walk for Justice
entitled “RISE UP!
RESIST!
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This Ring of Fire, supposedly reflecting justice
related activities in Canada, has veered from its course. I am currently caught up
in wondrously warm May days and, at times, in purring at the beauty of
blossoming trees and flowers, particularly striking in Central Park. And
touching all this beauty I am thoughtful of Nellie McLaughlin RSM.
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In this issue of the Ring of Fire from Ireland, there are artivles on A
New Dawn for Ireland, Giving Girls a Fair Chance, News from Sudan
and Muslim-Christian dialogue at local level.
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 Australian Ring of Fire March 2007. Refugees:Unfortunately
the issue of refugees is once again in the Australian news. Last month 83 Sri
Lankans were picked up in a boat off Christmas Island (part of Australia) and incarcerated in the
detention centre there.
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March
1st is St. David’s Day, David being the
patron saint of Wales, and a good reason why this latest offering should really
be headed the U.K. province! There are also news from the Schools JPIC Group, trafficking, on rivers and Chief Seathl's testament.
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Here is the latest edition of Ring of Fire from Canada January
2007. A year ago the Canada Ring of
Fire detailed some of the history of our involvement with refugees, or
newcomers to Canada as I prefer to speak of them. The welcome mat remains
ever open, as will be evident as you read on.
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This is the Irish
Province—Ring
of Fire. Happy
Christmas 2006 to all from JPIC Committee
Welcome to this edition of JPIC newsletter. The ‘Ring of Fire’ is the name given to IBVM
inter-province communication and networking for JPIC. Each Province is asked to send material for
‘The Ring of Fire’ three times a year.
The Irish
Province
schedule is April, August and December.
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 “Explotación económica y trabajo
infantil” Habiendo celebrado el
20 de Noviembre “EL DIA UNIVERSAL DE LOS DERECHOS DEL NIÑO”, he
pensado que era un buen momento para presentar cuál es la situación de muchos
de los niños en Perú.
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The Mary Ward Justice Lecture is
an initiative of the Loreto JPIC Committee, to promote public discussion of key
social issues. Mary Ward Justice Lecture – Making Indigenous Poverty History. The Make Poverty History Campaign,
associated with the Millennium Development Goals, inspired the Australian
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ecumenical Commission to adopt
the theme Make Indigenous Poverty
History. The Loreto Justice, Peace
and Integrity of Creation Committee took this as the focus for 2005-2006.
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One World-8 Goals-U Decide
:The
man is prostrate on the floor. In his hand he is holding a felt tip pen and
facing him on the floor is a large piece of paper. He appears to be ‘doodling. ’‘We
have a crisis,’ he says, not looking up from his paper. I think to myself, ‘If
this is what you are like in a crisis I can only imagine what you are like when
all is well'.
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