Posts Tagged ‘International Day of Peace’

We Still haven’t Given Peace a Chance

Sep 16, 2010

by Fr. Tom Bonacci, CP (this article was just featured in the September edition of ”110 degrees”, a local California magazine.) My own involvement with the Interfaith Peace Project began three days before 9/11 at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s Carlow University. We subsequently used the fallen towers as a grim case study to explore how things can go so ... Read more

In Passion for Justice | Tagged Interfaith Peace Project, Interfaith prayer vigil, International Day of Peace, Peace, Taize, Tom Bonacci

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Twenty Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time: Be Ingenious, Prayerful, and a little Crafty

Sep 14, 2010

Lectionary Readings: Amos 8:4-7. Condemnations of social injustices which trample upon the needy. 1 Timothy 2:1-8. Prayers are requested for peace, peace with those in authority, between races and nations, among the disciples of Jesus, just as there is peace between God the Father, the mediator Jesus and the entire human family. Luke 16:1-13. The ... Read more

In Lectionary Reflections | Tagged Amos, dishonest steward, Economic Justice, International Day of Peace, Jesus, Luke, Paul, Peace, Prayerful, Timothy, witty steward