Compassion Archive
Compassion
From the time of his election in 2013, Pope Francis stood out as a spiritual leader who put service to the poor and eradication of injustice at the
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“Always the beautiful answer who asks a more beautiful question,” or so maintains the poet e.e. Cummings (Collected Poems, 1926, p. iii). Sufferers worldwide can be understood to
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At the end of 2016, the UNHCR (UN Refugee Agency) reported 65.3 million forcibly displaced people worldwide, a third of which qualified as refugees, over half of whom
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Bullying in general means intimidating or overpowering someone weaker. Racial bullying refers to bullying based on race or country-based discrimination, which is called xenophobia. Bullying severity ranges from
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‘America First’ was the major theme of the President Trump’s inaugural address. Only 1,400 words long, it’s implications produced shockwaves around the world. A news article by the
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Think about your past and try to remember the time in your life when you felt the greatest pain and suffering. How long did it last? Did the
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Several basic ingredients are essential to sustaining a compassion-filled life. Compassion is feeling enough concern for the suffering of others that we want to do something about it.
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After 25 years of police and criminal justice work, Cheri Maples co-founded the Center for Mindfulness & Justice to coordinate her work in criminal justice training, organizational consulting,
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Nancy McGirr, a professional war photo-journalist for Reuters News Service, while on assignment in 1991 in Guatemala found hundreds of children living and scavenging in Guatemala City’s huge
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Sisters Camrey, 5, and Anaiah, 9, from a small town in Georgia, near Atlanta, each school day held hands and ran or skipped across the street to catch
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