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Site last updated - 2nd July 2009

Welcome to the Birmingham Diocesan Justice & Peace Commission Website. 

The Commission aims to inform on the theology, spirituality and practice of Justice & Peace throughout the Birmingham Roman Catholic Archdiocese.

The Commission particularly encourages parishes and schools to get involved in the Justice & Peace movement. It covers areas as diverse as global issues such as cancelling the debts of the world's poorest countries; the International Peace Movement; environmental issues; housing; homelessness; supporting refugees and asylum seekers and human rights.

Within this site you can find information about important dates within the Justice & Peace year, links to other agencies involved with Justice & Peace and  resources to download to help in your existing or new Justice & Peace group. Newly included in these resources is a PDF downloadable copy of the 2008/9 events calendar and other agencies.

The latest issue of the diocesan J&P Newsletter, Summer 2009, and previous Newsletters, are available to read and download from the Documents to Download tab, left, as a pdf document.

Our Fourth Annual Assembly was held on Saturday 11th October 2008 at St Peter's School in Solihull on the theme of Migration, with two keynote speakers and ten interactive workshops. A summary appears on the tab, left, and a full report appears in Documents to Download - "Annual Assembly 2008".

The Fifth Annual Assembly "God or Mammon" is being planned for Saturday 17th October 2009 and will focus on economic issues facing us at international, Parish and individual levels, exploring some of the many suggestions from delegates attending the Assembly last year, with our thanks - your active involvement and advice are always welcomed and appreciated - please contact the Administrator with your ideas and suggestions for the programme: David Jenkins, on EMail jenkins@woxon.freeserve.co.uk or 'phone 01993 702654.

A Programme/Application Form will soon be available to read and to download from the "Annual Assembly 2009"  tab on the left.

 
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