The spring edition of MouthPeace is now available to read,
MouthPeace is the joint newsletter from the Shrewsbury Diocese and Liverpool Archdiocese
Please note it is International Women’s Day this Monday and Pax Christi have a zoom meeting in the evening you may like to join. Details in the Diary at the back.
It has been good to hear that some J & P activity is going on digitally. If your group is active this way I would like to hear from you.
The 60th meeting of the NJPN Environment Group took place on 24 February via Zoom.
The minutes contain a wealth of information, ideas for action and are available to download.
60th meeting NJPN Environment Group
One of the few positives to come out of the Covid pandemic has been a worldwide reduction in carbon dioxide emissions. Due to a reduction in emitting activities, there was a 6.4% reduction (2.3 billion tonnes) in emissions worldwide. Emissions caused by aviation dropped by 48% on the preceding year.
Paul Donovan – Clock ticking on Climate Crisis
The March 2021 NW NJPN E BULLETIN focuses on climate change alongside examining the impact of Covid-19, especially on those who live on the margins and makes the links between these two pressing issues. In the absence of public meetings we have plenty of information about forth-coming Zoom events and links to follow to catch up on recent meetings. Please read and share with others and do sign up for the excellent fortnightly NJPN E BULLETINS at ebulletin@justice-and-peace.org to stay fully up-to-date.
You can download the ebulletin here. NW NJPN Justice and Peace E Bulletin March 2021 [2]
A message from our editor.
We would love it if you forwarded this e-bulletin on to people you know who share a passion for justice and peace issues. Even better, please encourage people to sign up to the e-bulletin via NJPN website. It would be great to engage even more people in our desire to see the world a better place to live in.
The next bulletin, God willing, will be out in two weeks’ time, and don’t forget, if you have something you particularly want shared, send it to:- ebulletin@justice-and-peace.org.uk.
Our vision is that the UK can and must be transformed into a country where everyone can live a full life, free from poverty. In the midst of a global pandemic, we might feel further from this goal than ever, but our Christian faith drives us to believe that another world is possible.
Niall Cooper – Transformation a task for us all
Launch of ‘Guardians of Creation’ ecological project
The Diocese of Salford has launched a new research project that Bishop John Arnold hopes will spearhead the efforts of the Catholic community in England and Wales to tackle the current ecological crisis by paving the way to a sustainable, carbon neutral future.
The research team will collaborate with other dioceses, parish communities, industry experts, theologians and other groups to develop carbon accounting and environmental management tools that will lead to an implementation framework for use in other dioceses…..
For the full story please visit the CBCEW website at https://www.cbcew.org.uk/bishop-john-arnold-spearheads-catholic-efforts-to-go-carbon-neutral/
Whoever and wherever we are we have no choice but to see ourselves as only one member or one group amongst all living things in one fragile planet, and we must live and act accordingly
Read the full article here – Barbara Butler-Acting for Healing
Stations of the Cross prepared by Anne O’Connor for the season of Lent 2021
Please download and use in parishes, schools and in local justice and peace groups.
Stations of the Cross in a time of Fear and Uncertainty
For Catholic national youth charity Million Minutes, Lent 2021 marks its 10th year as a charity and ten years creating a deafening silence for overlooked young people through its sponsored silence initiative – siLENT.
Full article below
Million Minutes stands in solidarity with silenced young people in its tenth year
