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The Catholic social tradition: a larger call to a pluralist community

CRS acts contrary to this stereotype of Catholicism. It presents itself in less restrictive terms and tells a different story – a story of interfaith cooperation, one which calls us to participate in a pluralist society and set aside our differences in order to advance the common good.

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CRS: Working with communities, for communities

Banerjee is leading the effort, helping various communities around the world and making sure all humans are given the dignity they deserve.

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Trip to Capitol Hill gives ECG class chance to ‘work for global justice’

11 students went to Capitol Hill to speak with their senators from Pennsylvania and New Jersey to explain how the foreign aid budget helps people around the world become self-sufficient.

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CRS representative discusses federal budget

In order to get to the root cause of injustices of poverty and oppression, especially in countries such as Pakistan where graduating sixth grade is equivalent to an American getting their masters, all starts with individuals speaking out and devoting their lives to service like Byrne.

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CRS Ambassadors Training

Cabrini held training for the ambassadors from CRS on Friday, Sept 28, in Grace Hall.

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#WhatAboutSudan?

The suffering of the Sudanese people is seeming to go unnoticed; the CRS ambassadors took it upon themselves to spread the word through an online petition to get a question about Sudan asked at the presidential debates.

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Students With A Global Vision

CRS Ambassadors make a difference in the world from right here at Cabrini College.

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The firsthand experience of hunger

The Catholic Relief Services ambassadors held the Food Fast Retreat because they wanted to bring awareness of the many people in the United States and globally who suffer from food insecurity.

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Editorial: Congress shouldn’t cut food programs that benefit the poor

If approved in the final U.S. budget, the cuts would take billions of dollars in food aid from poor people in the United States.

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CRS hopes FoodFast will educate, empower

Cabrini’s chapter of Catholic Relief Services (CRS) plans to curb the college’s hunger by providing food for thought.

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Central American immersion experience aims to open eyes, hearts

A group of eighteen people, consisting of students, alumni and faculty, will be traveling to San Lucas Tolimán, Guatemala during spring break, departing March 3 and arriving back March 11.

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Editorial: Looming budget cuts threaten global balance, may hurt those that need aid most

The Loquitur editorial staff firmly believes we cannot abandon our commitment to the common good at this crucial time in the history of our country.

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Youth in Middle East key to change, CRS director says

Mark Schnellbaecher, CRS regional director for Europe and the Middle East, stressed that the future for the youth in many Middle Eastern countries is bleak during his visit to Cabrini College on Wednesday, Oct. 26.

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College sets sights on Fair Trade certification

Cabrini is striving to officially become labeled as a Fair Trade University. Their process started last spring. Currently there is a Fair Trade committee writing a letter of support to be signed by President Dr. Marie George.

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College hosts Catholic Relief Services Ambassador Training

CRS Ambassadors from Villanova and Cabrini were trained for issues such as Fair Trade, HIV/AIDS, Migration, and Food Security.

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Cabrini, St. Joseph’s receive fair trade grant

Cabrini and St. Joseph University are presented with fair trade grant by Catholic Relief Services.

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Lukewarm response to GSN from faculty, students

Catholic Relief Services held a Global Solidarity Network on water security that had mixed reviews from college faculty and students alike who took part in the two-week event.

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LOQation Episode 21

This week LOQation features a special interview with a Lost Boy of Sudan. There are also featured stories about registering for fall semester classes, the flower show in Philadelphia, and the history behind Saint Patrick’s Day. Tune in to LOQation to see more!

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Group sees power of social justice firsthand

Azurdia was just one witness to an ethnic genocide that killed over 200,000 over the 36-year civil war in Guatemala that halted economic growth. His story and others from San Lucas Mission was shared to a group of 10 students, faculty and alumni that immersed themselves in the society of the over spring break.

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Unique paths explored at CRS

Students traveled to Catholic Relief Services headquarters to learn more about careers involved with social justice.

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New VP brings CRS experience to college: Joan Neal

Former CRS employee plans to help propel social justice curriculum even further.

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Haiti’s struggle continues

“We [CRS] were there with them through the earthquake, we will be there for them for the years and years to come for their development.”

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CRS president urges continued aid for Haiti

Ken Hackett, president of Catholic Relief Services, laid out a plan at a conference at Villanova University on Nov. 8 how aid and development organizations like CRS can work with Haiti for a sustainable future. He stressed

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LOQation Episode 11

This week on LOQation we hear from CRS about the conflict in Sudan and how students can help. The Cabrini College Theater presents “Lend Me a Tenor.”

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Impending Crisis: CRS urges students to take action as Sudan referendum approaches

Students attend CRS hosted rally to spread awareness about Sudan

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Cabrini aims to join ranks of other Fair Trade certified institution

Cabrini College is in the early stages of becoming a Fair Trade university. A committee is being formed to begin the process.

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