Addressing Social Justice in St Anthony’s and St Mark’s Parish in Rutherglen, Great Britain

The first one is our St Vincent de Paul Group (SVDP), who for years has been assisting local families in their times of need. Presently there are six active members who this year undertook 378 visits to families and individuals in the parish area. These visits range from sharing a cup of tea and a chat with those who have little contact with others to assisting families moving from one home to another.

Promoting Social Justice: a Journey with Sharing Youth Centre in Kampala Archdiocese

Social justice is not merely an abstract concept but a vital necessity for communities grappling with systemic inequalities and injustices. Within the bustling streets of Kampala, Uganda, Sharing Youth Centre (SYC) stands as a beacon of hope, striving to address the multifaceted challenges faced by the youth in the region.

Peaceful conflict resolution initiatives in the diocese of Mahagi-Nioka (Ituri – D.R. Congo)

Handling an issue peacefully, calmly and without the slightest form of violence corresponds to peaceful conflict management. It reflects the various parties’ willingness to deal with a given situation calmly and serenely, without aggression. We are all aware of the feverish insecurity and socio-security disturbances that have prevailed throughout DR Congo, particularly in the province of Ituri.

If you want peace, you need to be familiar with conflict

Conflicts are inevitable in any human relationship. They are omnipresent and part of everyday life. We live in a society where the temptation to conflict and the desire for peace are closely related. Since conflict is natural and there is hardly any such thing as a life without conflict, it is crucial to be conscious of conflict in everyday life.