How many Ukrainians have fled their homes and where have they gone?
BBC News (March 23, 2022)
Can Israel cope with the immigrant wave from Russia’s war on Ukraine, Jews and non-Jews alike?
Haaretz, March 21, 2022
Ukrainian refugees worn down by war as fight rages for control of Mariupol
CBC News (Canada), (March 22, 2022), YouTubee
The Hungarian border village helping Ukraine’s refugees: ’Humans are all the same’
The Guardian (March 18, 2022)
Advent Evening of Reflection: Invitation from Simone Weil Catholic Worker
We are a domestic community at the intersection of a Catholic Worker house of hospitality to those in housing need, and a public household serving as node for neighborhood-based social, economic, and intellectual life. As our supporting non-profit, In My Backyard (IMBY), we invite neighbors and friends to support this work and support other nodes of these commitments.
The Catholic Worker
Our Christian commitment is reflected in our character as a Catholic Worker community of hospitality, offering:
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Supported, community-house living in our 2-house community (made up of the Simone Weil House and the Dorothy Day House, both on NE 15th), usually for folks who were camping in the orbit of St Francis Dining Hall or who come to us as an international refugee; and
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Weekly open-invitation meals and “open house” days, welcoming both friends neighbors wanting community, and friends and neighbors in need of respite, food, shower, and laundry facility. Recently, we also began hosting a PDX Free Fridge, which facilitates the sharing of food and other resources among folks in our neighborhood.
— For more information about the Simone Weil House, go here.
— See here for a related story.
“Simone Weil on Human Needs” (Part Three)
The Partly Examined Life Podcasts
“Simone Weil on Human Needs” (Part Two)
The Partly Examined Life Podcasts
“Simone Weil on Human Needs” (Part One)
The Partly Examined Life Podcasts