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The Cloak: Anti-Poverty Pledge

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A publication of the Pastoral Care and Outreach Office of St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, San Jose, CA. Tuesday, October 9, 2007. Stand up and Speak Out. October 17, 2007. We stand here proudly as members of St. Martin of Tours, which supports the Catholic Campaign Against Global Poverty and the Millennium Development Goals. What is needed is the political will to achieve and exceed these goals – so we are on our feet to say:. We also stand before the leaders of poorer counties to say: Be great....

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The Cloak: New Pastoral Care Ministry Volunteers!

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A publication of the Pastoral Care and Outreach Office of St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, San Jose, CA. Wednesday, October 31, 2007. New Pastoral Care Ministry Volunteers! We were blessed with a number of new adults, children and families who were inspired to volunteer for pastoral care ministries ranging from Birthday Angels (birthday visits to nursing home residents), Communion ministers to the sick and homebound, Befrienders and Food Box volunteers. Thanks to all who signed up! Mind, Body, Spirit.

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The Cloak: Mind, Body, Spirit

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A publication of the Pastoral Care and Outreach Office of St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, San Jose, CA. Thursday, October 11, 2007. Mind, Body, Spirit. The description of Mind, Body, Spirit is a welcoming invitation. I hope more people will take advantage of this program. Great graphics! October 14, 2007 at 9:01 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New Pastoral Care Ministry Volunteers! Mind, Body, Spirit. Support for Laundry Workers. Mind, Body, Spirit. Grief Support - Day of Healing.

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Uganda Come: Two Trees

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Life before, during, and after. So this is the last poem I've written about the trip. I wrote this in an old study that smelled quite like an old study (perhaps on my favorite scents) in a leather chair that smelled quite like a leather chair. It's largely my response to the question, "So, how was it? You want to know. Come all, take a. I must forewarn you -. Yes I rode a camel. Yes I slept in huts. Yes I saw the Nile,. No I didn't tan. Want to know what else? I saw a clinic. Not suitable or sterile.

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Uganda Come: June 2011

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Life before, during, and after. The End of The Beginning. Well, it's time. For my last post, that is, in the States for a while. I have my coffee by my side, probably one of the last few before we land in Uganda. And then we're off. Off to pick up last minutes items, people, and to the airport. Parents arrive at 5 pm for our last meal together. It's here. And I'm still not really believing that I'm going to Uganda. Africa. For a month. Wow, this is scary. I'll be around occassionally, but not too often.

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Uganda Come: What Goes Through Your Head When You're In Kampala Traffic

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Life before, during, and after. What Goes Through Your Head When You're In Kampala Traffic. This one I wrote on one of our many adventures through the streets of Uganda's capital city, Kampala:. Through the crowded streets. Under the beating sun. Above the reddened earth. Between the rich and poor. Inside the swirl of dust. Over the holes and bumps. Into a heart of people. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nashua, New Hampshire. A person is a person because of other people. African Proverb.

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Uganda Come: Wishing, Waiting, Hoping

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Life before, during, and after. Wishing, Waiting, Hoping. The follow-up letters are in the mail, eagerly waiting to be opened, read, and enjoyed. I know, I know, it took me far too long to send them - I didn't even have a final copy until February! But all good things take time, right? I guess so does laziness and procrastination. Anyhow, they've been sent! For those of you who may be curious, here's the link: Follow-Up Letter. I also enclosed these four pictures:. 65279; . L to R): Robert, Joshua, Frank.