How do the people of any nation cope with the aftermath of many years of the brutality of invasion, war, massacre and oppression?

Several countries have worked very hard to bring people to a sense of peace through a community process of healing.

Pat Walsh reflects on the process and spirituality of truth and reconciliation in Timor Leste.

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Deborah Guess writes about Radical Simplicity: Meditation and Ecological Care. ‘Meditation’, she says, ‘can bring about a change of heart.’ This change of heart is meaningless if it is not ‘expressed in specific ecological action and in a simpler way of living.’

The ecological crisis is also a summons to profound interior conversion. Pope Francis - Laudato Si'

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Welcome to this issue of our Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation newsletter.

In this issue:
BE NOT AFRIAD - Peter Thomas reflects on the number of journalists killed every year and the life of Dutch Carmelite, Titus Brandsma, who stood against the rise of National Socialism. He was martyred at Dachau Concentration Camp in 1942.

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Welcome to the June issue of our Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation newsletter.

In this issue:

Reflections on Hiroshima
Non-Violence & Just Peace Conference
Daniel Berrigan sj, RIP
JPIC Calendar for this month
Prayerful Reflection for June

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