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God’s ways are mysterious and wonderful: shepherds (David) become kings, people in the midst of sickness and suffering find new life and hope (the Apostle Paul), and God’s reign comes quietly and steadily like seed sown in a field (Jesus’ parable). Each day, we are involved in growth and change, that although not obvious to the eye, may be discerned and celebrated through the Spirit of Wisdom. ... See MoreSee Less

We are called, individually and as a community, to claim our membership as part of God’s family in the same way Jesus did – by acknowledging that our relationship with God is primary. When we place too much importance upon family or social status, we obscure the gift of the most essential aspect of who we are – our identity as God’s children. ... See MoreSee Less

Over and above protecting part of the Earth’s surface, UNESCO wishes to mobilize to reconcile 100% of the world’s population with nature, which we are part of. Given the key role biodiversity plays in the economy, health and our well-being, this means making environmental concerns central to our decisions and actions in all domains.

This high-level panel aims to showcase strategies, policies and field experiences that can be upscaled and that would permit to reconcile all life on earth.

With a general focus on the role of science, education and culture in ecosystem restoration and intergenerational, and international solidarity, the event will be structured as an interactive panel with a moderator of a conversation among three key leaders involved in this reconciliation process.

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This Sunday, Trinity Sunday, we celebrate the dynamic circle of love which eternally flows, circulating from the Father to the Son to the Spirit, and incorporates you, me, and all of us, because we are all God’s children. Black, white, brown; young and old; male and female - we are all made in God’s image - created in love, to love each other - according to God’s likeness.
At the root of so much suffering in our world is broken relationships. The Trinity is a primary symbol of community in loving relationship, of community that holds together by containing diversity within itself: diversity as strength, diversity as blessing. Let us be blessed in our mission, as we dream, pray and work with Jesus for a loving, equitable and peaceful world. ... See MoreSee Less

This Sunday, we celebrate the feast of Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples ten days after Jesus’ Ascension. If the Ascension left the disciples wondering, not for the first time, what was going to happen next, then the extra-ordinary events of Pentecost left them in no doubt, that Jesus’ Ascension Day promise, that he would always be with them, was true. Filled and empowered by the joy of the spirit, they then go out to share the Gospel of God’s love to the Whole World. ... See MoreSee Less