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More on the General Conference…
Two months have passed since the IX General Conference. Some notes from the Dehonian family.
Mediation: the old logic of power
The Vatican again expressed its openness to mediation with a prior agreement on a cease-fire, but there was no response from Russia. The Apostolic Nuncio in Kiev, the Lithuanian Visvaldas Kulbokas, said: "To negotiate, it is necessary to get out of the political-military scheme that leads nowhere; it would be easier if the Catholic and Orthodox Churches joined their efforts for this mediation".
Final Message of the IX General Conference
Final Message of the IX General Conference to the SCJ Congregation and the Dehonian Family.
Ukraine: Putin, Cyril and the vassals
The expansionist model of Putin's Russia and the refusal of the Orthodox Church in Moscow to characterize the military aggression against Ukraine.
In the desert I will speak to your heart
In the season of Lent it is useful to retrace, together with the protagonists of the biblical narrative, the impervious and solitary paths of the deserts of the Land of the Holy to draw nourishment for our spiritual life.
Wilmer: attack on the European project
The president of Pax Christi in Germany, Heiner Wilmer, Dehonian bishop of Hildesheim, called Russia's military invasion of Ukraine "an evident vulnus of international law and an attack on the European project".
The Lord hears the cry of the poor
Scripture reflection February 17th (Mk 8:27-33)
Opening Speech of the Superior General on the Occasion of the IX General Conference
Illness, Fragility, Community
The elderly Dehonians who are in the S. Cuore Residence in Bolognano d'Arco (TN) tell how they live this stage of their lives.
Latin America: religious and social transformation
From February 2-4, the Justice Coalition of Religious launches a educational campaign in Latin America.
Letter from a missionary in Albania
P. Gianni Dimiccoli scj tells about his experience in Albania
Persecutions and Christianophobia
5,898 dead, of 5,110 churches destroyed, of 6,175 prisoners. There are 360 million Christians at risk
