Manizales (Colombia) March 17, 2016, Editorial staff.- The newspaper “La Patria” of Manizales and Caldas made an echo of the initiative for responsible consumption taken by the Catholic University of Manizales on March 16th. According to the daily newspaper, the Catholic University of Manizales had used 72 thousand disposable cups last year. Being aware of this number, on the world day of Responsible consumption, the students and those in administration shared a small cup of coffee in the open air as a first step to get rid of this practice in the institution.
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Rome (Italy), 03/09/2015, Sr. Maria Escayola, Superior General.- With joy I present to you this new stage in the history of the webpage of the Congregation, after a time of rest and renewal. At every meeting or reunion during these recent years the need to venture into the world of Social Means of Communication has been stressed as the "new means for evangelization," to carry everywhere the knowledge of Jesus Christ and his mysteries, according to the desire expressed by Marie Poussepin since the beginning of her foundation.
"Communication has the power to build bridges, to facilitate meetings and inclusion, thereby enriching society," says Pope Francis in his Message for the 50th World Day of Social Communications. It is also for us a means for knowledge and communion that will help us grow in solidarity and participation, to deepen our sense of belonging to a global family and to enter into a conversation with the world.
In the simplicity of daily life, in the complex world of today and through social media networks of communication, we are called to "give reason for our hope" (1 Pt 3:15), with the boldness of faith, the humility of hope and the courage of charity. Thank you very much to all the sisters who have made the reopening of this webpage possible. May it be a means of encounter and the proclamation of the Gospel. Enjoy!
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Bogotá (Colombia), 03/03/2016, Sr. Juliana Alejandra Triana Palomino.- In the Institution for Social Work Education "Las Colinas", a group of children from 4 and 5 grades will travel in time and arrive in the seventeenth century to investigate the therapeutic and medicinal practices of the time, practiced individually in a French town called Sainville. During one year, these great researchers will dedicate to learn botanical, chemical, physical and epidemiological terms; they will speak without difficulty on erythrocytes and will illustrate on bacteria and other "invisible enemies", the "asepsis" even pronounced with difficulty, will be a subject for analysis in these small giants of 1.40m tall, with immense desire to learn.