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A retreat center of the POM will welcome displaced Australian

The Home Fund of the Pontifical Mission Societies (PMS) Australia has recently funded a new spiritual center for refugees in the remote region of East Kimberley Aboriginal people in Western Australia, after their homes have been destroyed due to flash floods.

In a statement incorporated by Fides, states that the heavy rains of March 13, which preceded the floods have transformed the Aboriginal community of Warmun in Gija to a torrent of mud. Many homes were washed away, others are completely uninhabitable.

The rains have seriously damaged the nearby Catholic school Ngalangangpum ("Mother and Child"), flooded gardens, el school buildings, housing the three Sisters of St. Joseph in the school district. 500 people were evacuated, many of whom have sought refuge in neighboring Mirrilingki Spirituality Centre (Warmun Retreat Centre).

The Bishop of the Diocese of Broome, Bishop Chris Saunders, expressed his solidarity and relief for the fact that, flooding has caused serious injuries or death. The Bishop added that the flooding will continue to isolate the streets of Warmun and that, thanks helicopters, many people were transported to temporary accommodation in the towns of Halls Creek and Kununurra.

"A huge disaster, many families were separated, it is a real social dislocation for their who have lost everything, "said Bishop Saunders. Through the Home Mission Fund, the Australian Pom support activities and programs of the Diocese of Broome.

The Spirituality Center offers Warmun Mirrilingki of religious education, the possibility of working groups and dialogue with the natives, and is able to accommodate families and groups for long periods.

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Free access to childbirth and infant care through "Doctors with Africa Cuamm" Why

Since 1950 the organization Doctors with Africa Cuamm working alongside the Africans, dealing with emergencies but with the ultimate goal of a management healthy everyday life.

Day after day, the volunteers agree to provide help, care, treatment, survival to delete the word and replace it with development, life, health.

L ' objective is to ensure accessible services to the poor by supporting small dispensaries and maternity supporting district hospitals and regional level, while training in the universities. To increase professionalism and sensitivity to each territory up to the big dream: an Africa that you no longer need anyone from outside Africa was able to independently manage the needs of their populations.

in this context that one of the last initiatives of the Cuamm, born from the encounter with the Italian writer Paul Rumiz that gave birth to the book "The good obstinate" is intended to support the campaign for access free childbirth and neonatal care, by saving a mother and her baby in 15 hospitals in Africa.

Last year alone, Doctors with Africa Cuamm, within the services it supports, has produced 437,492 outpatient visits, 108,442 hospitalizations, 123,016 vaccinations, 19,491 shares, bringing hope and a future where the right to health is more rejected and denied.

Currently, the organization is present in Angola, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, with 15 hospitals served, 25 districts incurred for public health, maternal care and children, combating AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, and 3 rehabilitation centers, four nursing schools and 3 universities supported.

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still love this church?

Notes for a debate

love again Why this Church? Short answer: "Why is my family and my country, because I'm in it to mess with the Lord and with others, because the exchange with its visible and hidden saints with renewed my faith in the God of Jesus Christ and learn to understand the signs of the presence of his love of humanity today, which has great need. "

Player I fear not, I do not have a swelled head. I know that great men in recent decades, especially since the turbulent '68, wrote the text entitled Why are still in the Church (Joseph Ratzinger, Queriniana 1971), Why stay in the Church Firm points , Rusconi 1971), Why rest in the Church (Hans Kueng, the first chapter of volume Keep hope , Rizzoli 1990), Why stay? (Timothy Radcliffe, in "La Croix" of March 31, 2009). I do not dream of saying better, but I feel I have to say my own words. (Hans Urs von Balthasar, the last chapter of the book

As if one were to ask me because "I still love" my wife
Indeed, the initiative was not mine. I never had the temptation of abandoning. It is not my attitude of those who say "despite everything else inside." I like it even the expression "this Church", as if I could think of another. As for me the act of loving the church is totally spontaneous. Quell ' still the same question and it sounds provocative, as if one were to ask me because "I still love" my wife.

But I know that there is who no longer loves his wife and know many who do not like the Church: they are disaffected, literally. More to love again but with a love of all head, tired and weary. I am interested in, press, talk to them. It is not enough that I say "read Von Balthasar." If you barely see them interested to know of my love, I tell him.

E 'di Torino happened that a parish - the parish where the auxiliary bishop Guido Fiandino, a paste of a man - I have called for a debate entitled Why still love this Church, which was held on November '11, with Roberto and Alberto Melloni Repole, moderator Mr Francesco Antonioli. I prepared the appointment when the magazine Communio - he was working on a dossier titled I Ecclesiam (October-December 2010) - asked me to tell stories of conversion in which both the Church to exert an attractive, or thrust or challenge to the faith.

So I put together the two works here and I give an account of the minimum, referring to the issue of Communio who wants to know the stories of conversion. Putting together the results of two surveys, I say I love the Church for the double reason of the news of God's love for humanity that I send - in response to which I have (become or remain) a Christian - and the signs of God's love for men that carries me and that helps me to recognize.

I say again that these signs - not all of her posts, but to which the midwife educator and interpreter serves - are the only attraction that the community of believers can now exercise over non-believers. Add these signs - which we also call "facts of the Gospel" - are common today as ever, and still more numerous than we can grasp, and then today, as always, the Church can be loved. Here is the heart of my answer, the question being centered between loving "Yet".

I say finally that this argument for the Church I mean all believers in the God of Jesus Christ, the Christian encounters - symbolically - whenever two or three are gathered in His name. I actually met one or two, symbolically meets them all: all the baptized, every family and confession and even those who feel they belong to no church.

signs of God in humanity today
At this point I should play the theme categories for exemplifying the signs of God in humanity today, touching at least some of the specific claims of our time: the martyrdom disarmed by the warmth of life of single women and women are threatened by serious illness (the first line of defense of life is always the heart of the mothers), the forgiveness of the killers relatives, the acceptance of his son maimed and crippled the choice of the child for adoption, the reaction to handicap the handicapped and the recognized role in the Church, the Church's celebration of his death, recognition of marital love and missionary couples, the genius of charity in every new frontier of humanity, the gospel announced to them (drugs, AIDS, prisons, prostitution, victims of sexual abuse), new forms of manifestation of joy in distress and new forms of public prayer.

Here - within this framework - the "signs" to indicate that I could name, that is some of the stories of conversion used to Communio and mentioned in conversation in Turin. The Red Brigades Fulvia Miglietta - abandoned by all and become hostile to itself - one evening from the window of the cell sees a cross on a dome, in the fog and the next day asking to speak with the chaplain who gives her a Bible and visits , feels loved and Christian back.

Two other prisoners: one attracted to the church by a letter of closeness that a professor had written in high school (Arrigo buck) and the other by a word of forgiveness that comes from family members of people killed (Peter Cavallero) . Others will enter into a journey of conversion listening to "forgive" the killers of John Bachelet's father (Barbara Palombelli) or to assassinate Pope John Paul II to his (Angelo Busia). Forgiveness as attested to love enemies.

Parents who were dying children Church
Two professed atheist - a woman taking a history of drug and AIDS (Enrico Plebani) and an intellectual rebel for homosexuality and other (Giovanni Testori) - who find the faith in eternal life, one saw the death of the father and one mother "in the hope of the resurrection: the parents here were the Church to the children.

Two journalists who have found the courage to believe seeing up close and for years the power of faith of John Paul II, his ability to confront the mystery and get in God (Domenico Del Rio, Marco Tosatti) .

Two other dying of AIDS who are converted when they are close to despair: the one caused to read the Gospels and ask for baptism by the love of a sister hospital (Enrico Barzaghi); the other casually entering into contact with the monastic family of Don Dossetti, from which it is received and from which it receives the Eucharist and Scripture, to become monaco in articulo mortis (Caccone Paolo).

This is the church loves the derelicts, welcomes them, invites them to the Lord's table, awakens in them the hope of eternal life. These are the signs of God in humanity today. I love the Church for this.

Where two or three are gathered in my name
I hear the objection to grow in me who says: "These are small signs that the Church is working. But the big church? E 'loving the great Church of today? "

shearing Here is my answer:" The Church is not in big things "(words of the will of Bishop Luigi Maverna). The "great things" - even if there are any in the Church today: the mass gatherings of the papacy and the bishops' conferences, and any statistics on the number of works - is perhaps necessary, but not that they are the essence of the Church . The structures, works, law, ministry, the Government aims to make possible the reading of the Word, the celebration of the Eucharist and some continuity in the service of Charity, but they are not in the Church, but "where two or three are gathered in my name."

recur hear the claim as before: you think that government, those structures, those decisions are now managed in an optimal manner? No, I really do not and sometimes it also happens to me to report any non-compliance: you should have less fear of confrontation and even conflict, a more proactive compliance with the responsibility lay, methods for large collegiate decisions, greater internal tolerance. Tolerance is the mean by the various components to the People of God, is between one and the other component. But

Having done reading old stories far and near the Church of high and low - I know the optimal management there has never been and never will be. That now seems better than yesterday, if between today and yesterday we put half-century or a century.

overestimation factor government
am also convinced that never before has there been in our church such a large factor over-government, both by those who exercise it, both by those who oppose it. To help us to love our Church, we should perform an operation to break even, in ourselves and in teaching community: Resize the important factor in government pay attention to the signs of God's love in the world today.

conclude with a parable that takes its cue from a line of one of the seven monks of Tibhirine, in the film Men of God: "We are like birds on a branch, we do not know whether and where to fly." Christians who are carriers of the Gospel are extraordinarily helpless in the midst of the horrors of the world. Like birds on a branch can only rely on God's powers of worldly pressure forces them to fly, to leave the field and choose the concealment. The signs of God's encourage them to stay and play here and now their lives.

Luigi Accattoli

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To investigate the "facts of the Gospel" by Luigi Accattoli, reading his last book