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Ain’t No Room For Peace

7 Dec

Mark 1:1-8 Today is Advent Two and our focus is on peace. What an appropriate idea to focus on in a world which is demonstrably not at peace. War, violence, conflict, and confrontation has broken out on every continent. It … Read More »

advent, anti-war, Daniel Berrigan, Desmond Tutu, John Dear, peace, Thomas Merton, war 2 Comments

Another Australian soldier dies in Afghanistan

13 Jul

Another Australian soldier dies in Afghanistan Jane Bardon reported this story on Saturday, July 10, 2010 08:26:00 I was there the day Benny went to war over there I wasn’t sure where over there was or what we were fighting … Read More »

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ANZAC DAY – LEST WE FORGET

23 Apr

On ANZAC DAY 1986 the Vietnam veterans took part in ANZAC Day in large numbers for the very first time. As an officer in the Salvation Army I was tasked with leading them on that march down the streets of … Read More »

1986, anti-war, ANZAC, March, men's health, Vietnam Veterans, women

Thomas Merton – Who Was He?

2 Jul

As some of you know I just returned from the 11th International Thomas Merton Society Conference in Rochester USA and the usual response when I say this is a blank look translated as “Who?” I could say that he was … Read More »

anti-war, Charlie Chaplin, civil rights, Clown, contemplation, Holy Fool, Merton, Monastic, Monasticism, non-violence, Owen Merton, peace, solitude, Thomas Merton, writing

Meet Glenn Loughrey

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Glenn is a Wiradjuri man committed to advancing the well being, culture and spirituality of the First People of Australia. He is presently the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne’s Educator and Advocate for the Referendum for the Recognition of First People in the Australian Constitution and an enshrined Voice to Parliament and the Executive Government.

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