May 2002
- I beg to differ
By Mary Anne O'Connor
One simple woman's efforts to make a difference in her community - The weaver ~ creating a tapestry of faith
By Evita Walsh Duarte - A missionary journey
By Carolyn Beukeboom
Sharing life and faith with rural indigenous communities of Ecuador - Solidarity – a new understanding of the Gospel
By Marc Chartrand - Who is really poor?
By Bernice Butler
Finding friendship and love among the poor in the Dominican Republic - A multifaith day for youth at a Sikh temple
By Paul McKenna - "I wish I could go to school"
By Craig Kielburger
Kids Can Free the Children... helping to make dreams come true - A little wiser
By Eric Lagacé
Savouring the simple things in life... - Working for a better world
By Marsha Munroe/Development & Peace MANTHOC... A Peruvian youth-led organization working for justice - Blessed are the peacemakers
By Lynn Stoltzfus
Reflections on living in a tent in rural Chiapas - A blessed unrest
By Pascal Murphy
Seeking justice and working for change... a journey of faith - Living life's challenges
By Paul Nazareth
Faith is the glue that keeps it together - Editorial: "You are my witnesses"
By Gerald Curry, S.F.M.
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