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Congregational Leadership Team News
Writing from America, Sr. Mary Deane brings us news from the Congregational Leadership Team.
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Presentation Sister Honoured - San Antonio
Sr. Anne O’Leary receives the "Distinguished Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching” from Dr. Charles Cotrell, President of St. Mary’s University, San Antonio.
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Presentation Convent Jhelum Celebrates its 60th
On January 13th 1950, Srs. Evangelist, Berchmans, Columba and Dominic, arrived in Jhelum, Pakistan. Miss Suman Sajjad, a teacher and former student, describes how the 60th anniversary of the foundation was celebrated.
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Galway and Pakistan Linking
Galway Presentation Secondary School Girls and Staff have been very generous to Presentation Missions. Last year they held a fundraising blitz for the Sisters in Pakistan.
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The Church in Africa in Service to Reconciliation
An assembly for Africa of the Synod of Bishops took place from 4 - 25 October 2009. The theme was: The Church in Africa in Service to Reconciliation, Justice and Peace. Sr. Judith Habasune, a junior Zambian Sister, shares her reflections on forgiveness.
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Partnership Journey: Carlow & Kaomo
Students from Presentation College, Carlow recently presented an account of their partnership journey with the Presentation mission in Kaomo, Zambia at a conference in Croke Park, Dublin.
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New Challenges in a Globalised World
Sr. Fatima Rodrigo joined other NGOs at the Second Meeting of the Catholic Inspired NGOs Forum which took place from 12-14 February 2010 at Clar Hotel, Rome. In this article, she tells us about the issues raised and shares some of the input.
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One in Six People is Hungry
Every year five million children under the age of five die from hunger and diseases caused by hunger.
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Fairtrade for Fethard
Pupils at Nano Nagle Primary School Fethard set about educating themselves about Fair Trade.
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The Big Swap
Fairtrade Fortnight 2010 will run from 22 February – 7 March 2010
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At the Service of Rivers
Sr. Lancia Rodrigues describes how students and teachers from three Presentation Schools experienced our inter-connectedness with rivers for life and well-being.
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Protecting the Brinjal
Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh is deciding if he will allow corporations with American interests to genetically engineer India's King of Vegetables - the brinjal.
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Reflection for February
As we begin the season of Lent, the thoughts of Pablo Neruda seem apt. His poem, Die Slowly, is given in a translation from Spanish.
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