Background
Historically, the Korean media have been colluding with the remnants of the pro-Japanese dictatorship and chaebol (a large Korean family-owned business conglomerate), ignoring the lives of citizens and misleading public opinion by constantly producing logic to defend the 1% privileged class.
For more information, contact the JPIC database administrator.Date of Record Entry: 2022/07/13
Date of Record Last Modified: 2022/07/19
Background
The project follows the 2015 approval of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda, and addresses the increase of climate temperatures
Objective
- Increase environmental awareness
Activities
For more information, contact the JPIC database administrator.Date of Record Entry: 2022/07/13
Date of Record Last Modified: 2022/07/13
Background
The JPIC committee of the province of KOC has been considering, for all members of the province, how to go beyond each one’s apostolates and reach out to the poor neighbours around them. The committee found a homeless soup kitchen called Thomas' House not too far away from the RSCJ communities. Any RSCJ can go as a volunteer whenever they want, without contacting them in advance. The contribution of RSCJ to Thomas' House is irregular; in general three RSCJ help out through the week and during holidays, they tend to take over from volunteers.
For more information, contact the JPIC database administrator.Date of Record Entry: 2022/07/12
Date of Record Last Modified: 2022/07/18
Le Bazar de Charité a toujours été un grand événement au Lycée du Sacre Cœur pour Filles à Taiwan, mais la pandémie de Covid-19 a changé de nombreux aspects de la vie éducative. Lorsque le CDC (Centre de Contrôle des Maladies) de Taïwan a annoncé l'obligation de porter un masque, les activités qui ne pouvaient pas respecter la distanciation sociale et l'obligation de porter un masque, comme le Bazar de Charité, ont dû être annulées.
The Charity Bazaar has always been a big event at the Sacred Heart High School for Girls in Taiwan, but the Covid-19 pandemic has changed many aspects of educational life. When the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) in Taiwan announced a mask mandate, the activities that could not comply with social distancing and the mask mandate, such as the Charity Bazaar, had to be cancelled. The “Caring for Women” project was created out of these challenges, as a new learning project and experiment that kept the spirit of the Charity Bazaar alive.
El Bazar de Caridad siempre ha sido un gran evento en el Colegio del Sagrado Corazón en Taiwán, pero la pandemia de Covid-19 cambió muchos aspectos de la vida escolar. Cuando el gobierno en Taiwán anunció el uso de la mascarilla, las actividades que no podían cumplir con el distanciamiento social, como el Bazar de Caridad, tuvieron que cancelarse. El proyecto “Cuidando a la Mujer" se creó a partir de estos desafíos, como un nuevo proyecto de aprendizaje y experiencia que mantuvo vivo el espíritu del Bazar de Caridad.
“In Christ, God was reconciling the world to himself…
and entrusting the message of reconciliation to us.”
2 Corinthians 5:19
« Car c’est bien Dieu qui, dans le Christ, réconciliait le monde avec lui […]
et il a déposé en nous la parole de la réconciliation »
2 Corinthiens 5:19
“Pues en Cristo Dios estaba reconciliando el mundo con él…
sino que a nosotros nos entregaba el mensaje de la reconciliación.”
2 Corintios 5:19
Background
Korea was a Japanese colony from August 29, 1910 to August 15, 1945 (35 years). The Japanese Military Sexual Slavery system refers to crimes that the Japanese military committed from 1930s to 1945. During that period, the Japanese military systematically set up ‘military comfort stations’ by recruiting women from colonised and occupied zones and forcing them to serve as sex slaves. After Japan was defeated in 1945, ‘comfort women’ were abandoned back in the regions they were taken from, dead by bombings, or killed by the Japanese military.
For more information, contact the JPIC database administrator.Date of Record Entry: 2019/05/21
Date of Record Last Modified: 2022/06/07
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