Open Heart Open Arms

Open Heart Open Arms
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Publisher : Messenger Publications
Total Pages : 58
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ISBN-10 : 9781788122238
ISBN-13 : 1788122232
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Book Synopsis Open Heart Open Arms by : Alan Hilliard

Download or read book Open Heart Open Arms written by Alan Hilliard and published by Messenger Publications. This book was released on 2016-09-28 with total page 58 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The aim of this booklet is to help foster an understanding of the plight of migrants that leads to action in the local faith community. Understanding of the role of the Christian towards the ever more present reality of migration and of the great Catholic tradition of hospitality is more important than ever, especially if we want or desire to make the appropriate response. The actions may not change situations in the homelands from which people migrated in the first place but the action we undertake in our neighborhood where we live together can have amazing impacts for the stranger, for us and for our community, eventually influencing policy via our mutual understanding of the way our world is functioning or not functioning. The information in this booklet will hopefully help nurture the instincts of those who wish to make a difference in the face of the current crisis which brings with it so much tragedy. Author interviewed on High Noon on Newstalk with George Hook.


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