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26 de agosto de 2022

Small but consistent steps towards change

 from Timor-Leste
Newsletter

The journey of caring for our common home at RJM Kasait, Timor Leste, began with small but consistent steps towards change. 

In this newsletter we would like to share these small initiatives that are being taken to make Laudato Si a lived reality, in collaboration with the Jesuit Social Service in Timor Leste and other collaborators.

9 de junio de 2020

We celebrated Laudato si' week

from India
Kohima community
Vice-Province of Kolkata




It was a very exciting and enriching week for the RJM community of Kohima, where we live and celebrate life very vibrantly among the different tribes of Nagaland.
We are surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges as well as by natural beauty. We are living in a paradise on earth, where flora and fauna is abundant, and the place chants God’s gratuitous gift of love to humankind.





4 de junio de 2020

We celebrated Laudato si' week

from India
Silchar community
Vice-Province of Kolkata

The Laudato Si Week was observed by Seva Kendra which is the Diocesan social work project for which the Jesus and Mary sisters collaborate with other religious congregations.

For observing the week the field staff mobilised the women group, children group and also people from the community.  

The week was observed on three days of the week. Some villages took up plantation of trees. Saplings were provided to them. In some villages, growing a  kitchen garden was encouraged. They planted bringal, tomato, chillies and beans. In some other villages, they were given input sessions on global warming and the need to have eco friendly life style. 

They also had cleanliness drive and instructed people of the village to have proper disposal of wastes material so as to have healthy atmosphere.



2 de junio de 2020

We celebrated Laudato si' week

from East Timor
Vice-Province of Kolkata



"Thus began an ongoing dialogue that involves continuous prayer, reflection, assessment and action. We felt impelled by the encyclical towards an ecological conversion and integral ecology. We embraced the transformative visions of our dear Claudine and other ancestors in faith to incarnate a lived response in our way of being RJMs, both at personal and communal levels. Thus, we sought out concrete ways to live Laudato si every day".