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Reflections on Outrage

From Mirada Global an essay by Jos eacute Antonio Gonz aacute lez Pizarro of the Universidad Cat oacute lica del Norte Antofagasta Chile From the moment that Stephane Hessel rsquo s little book Indignez-vous Time for Outrage was published the press has tried to fit the different social movem

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Water is No Commodity

Our weekly feature article from Mirada Global The access to safe and clean drinking water and sanitation is a basic human right declared the UN General Assembly in 2010 Yet less consensus exists generally on the question whether the operation of water supply should be organized privately or by p

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Keeping the Faith in a Season of Spin

If you plan to be in New York City next week this is sure to be a lively conversation the Fordham University Center on Religion and Culture is sponsoring a panel discussion on faith and political responsibility Faithful Citizenship II Keeping the Faith in a Season of Spin will be held on the L

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Life and Death in the Andean Cultures

From Mirada Global a look at the surprising similarities between Andean culture and the Christian message La Paz ndash In Andean worldview time is notlinear that is it doesn rsquo t conceive a beginning and an end but the coexistence with the past and the future which takes place in the prese

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The Forgotten Pope

Just posted to our Web site a call for the canonication of Pope John Paul I nbsp On the Third Sunday of Easter Pope Benedict XVI proclaimed John Paul II a blessed a milestone in the late pope rsquo s journey to sainthood The speed at which Karol Wojtyla rsquo s cause for canonization has progr

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The Editors Lambaste Volstead

One of the pleasures of my job is combing through America s archives It is especially interesting to read the editors analyses of political events What continues to surprise me is the breadth of the subjects they wrote about That and the sharpness of their opinions mdash these gentlemen did not

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Magis and Ecology

A report on an intriguing Jesuit initiative via Mirada Global The World Youth Day WYD is the major worldwide gathering of catholic young people initiated by Pope John Paul II in Rome in 1984 Since then Buenos Aires Santiago de Compostela Czestochowa Denver Manila Paris Rome again in 2000

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New Nation, New Responsibilities

Just posted to our Web site David Hollenbach S J on what South Sudan can learn from Catholic teaching as it struggles to set a course for the future The Catholic community in South Sudan especially shares the responsibility to help shape the life of the new country Catholics are a sizable part

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