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Promotio Iustitiae


  • Contents PJ100
  • Editorial
  • Remembering our History
  • The Birth of the Social Secretariat
  • The First Thirty Issues
  • A Time of Transition (1985-1991): Henry Volken SJ
  • Promotio Iustitiae 49-76
  • Faith and Justice in a Postmodern World
  • GC35: A Postmodern Faith-Justice Mission?
  • Engaging the Frontiers of Youth Culture, Religious Indifference and a Divided Church
  • Faith Doing Justice in the Context of Postmodernism
  • Faith and Justice in an Individualized World
  • Some Impressions of Father General’s informal Talk with the Assistancy Coordinators of the Social Ap
  • Ignatian Spirituality and Advocacy: Moving forward as a Universal Body
  • Reflections on GC35
  • Strategic Thrusts for the Social Apostolate
  • The Apostolic Mission of the Society of Jesus: Faith Doing Justice
  • Insertion Communities: a Brief Introduction
  • A French Insertion Community: Living in a Popular Neighbourhood
  • Jesuits in Nandurbar Mission
  • Community by the Wayside
  • Experimenting with Different Approaches to Solidarity
  • Taking Sides with the Poor. An Experience of Insertion Communities in Madurai Province
  • Dance and Expression of Life
  • “So What Became of the Social Catholicism of Father Hurtado?”
  • GC35 and Reconciliation. Forgiveness Forgotten?
  • The Jesuit Way of Going Global
  • The Food Crisis
  • Statement by Christian-Inspired and other Faith-Based Organisations to the FAO
  • The Right to Food
  • Is there a Zambia Food Crisis?
  • The World Food Crisis and the EU
  • Invest all your Money in Agriculture?
  • The Indigenous University of Venezuela
  • Stemming the Tide
  • My Regency Experience in Chad
  • “Seven Days – Short and Sweet”
  • The Baby Girl Who Couldn’t Smile
  • In Memoriam †Fr. Claudio Perani SJ (1932-2008)


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Flash News
  • Italy
    (Jun-30-2009)

    The goal of "Empori Solidali Magis" is to build a national network of shops that sell fair trade products coming from projects in the global South supported by Magis Italia and other Jesuit NGOs. The project has two stages: direct marketing to potential buyers (families, associations, religious communities, etc.) through www.emporisolidalimagis.it, email and phone; and opening fair trade shops in Rome and elsewhere in Italy starting in 2010.


  • Czech Republic
    (Jun-30-2009)

    The first Nativity school outside the United States opened its doors to ten students in September 2008. The new Jesuit school, located in Decín, a city in the northern part of the Czech Republic, made national news in a country where only one per cent of all schools are religious schools. www.nativity.cz



Headlines
  • Narratives: Ando Isamu SJ, Jesuit Social Center, Tokyo, Japan |  (Jul-2009)

    During the time I was working with displaced persons in Japan we would come up against a number of unforeseen legal obstacles and long trials. Our ...

  • Jesuits “cannot stay on the sidelines of events” in Peru |  (Jul-2009)

    Violent clashes between police and indigenous people in northern Peru on 5 June left, according to officia...

  • Immigration policy along the southern border of Europe |  (Jul-2009)

    A number of recent initiatives by the southern European provinces of the Society of Jesus highlight a si...

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