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NJPN AGM May 2014

Call to be a ‘Church of the Poor’ The National Justice and Peace Network (NJPN) underlined its mission to foster read more

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Open Networking Day, York 15 February 2014

Members of the National Justice and Peace Network gathered in York on Saturday, along with local justice and peace activists, read more

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Chester: 14 September 2013

About 70 Justice and Peace activists, many from the host dioceses of Shrewsbury and Wrexham, attended the NJPN open meeting read more

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Pax Christi / NJPN Annual General Meeting – May 2013.

 Groups were invited to share ‘good news’ stories of the past year GROUP 1 Luton –    March – Interfaith, International read more

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Open meeting: 2 March 2013 – Milton Keynes

‘I will hold your people in my heart’ We began with a beautiful and contemplative prayer service prepared by Maureen Borbone, read more

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