June 3–9, the Stuart Center in Washington, D.C., hosted the Sacred Heart Global Citizen Program, bringing together 12 participants from Mexico, Puerto Rico and the United States to participate in a week of exploration, conversation, reflection and prayer. This year’s focus was Ecological Transformation through Spirituality.
Del 3 al 9 de junio, el Centro Stuart en Washington, D.C., organizó el Sagrado Corazón Programa Ciudadano Global, reuniendo a 12 participantes de México, Puerto Rico y los Estados Unidos para participar en una semana de investigación, conversación, reflexión y oración. El enfoque de este año fue la Transformación Ecológica a través de la Espiritualidad.
Twenty two proposals were funded, submitted by RSCJ, Associates and Network Schools and other groups which share the mission and values of the Society.
To provide information about critical world issues to all members of the Sacred Heart Family and to foster their opportunity to contribute their expertise and analysis to the international policy debate.
Advocates for the rights of farm workers
Helps low income adults earn and extra equivalency diploma (similar to a GED) which helps them to find better jobs and go on for further education.
Agape: a peace community living in an eco friendly manner while helping an Iraqi refugee family. Also peace education in schools
Foster Radical Non Violence, Service to Community,
Drumlin Farm Boston MA: Docent at Environmental Education Centre
Catholic grade school on the Sobaba Indian Reservation San Jacinto CA
Educates children and adults about agriculture, the environment and our responsibility to understand about protecting and healing planet Earth.
As well as producing and selling meats and cheeses, the purposes of the farm are:
Provides housing and reflection programmes for young adults who help to rebuild housing for the poor in New Orleans.
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