PASSION Magazine

via Ignatian Solidarity Network

"35 years ago today Archbishop Oscar Romero was violently murdered by members of the US-supported Salvadoran military. Romero will be remembered for his legacy as a prophetic voice for the poor and marginalized."

Watch the 18-minute documentary depicting a contemporary reality of violence and oppression in neighboring Honduras:

http://ignatiansolidarity.net/la-voz-del-pueblo/

35 years ago today Archbishop Oscar Romero was violently murdered by members of the US-supported Salvadoran military. Romero will be remembered for his legacy as a prophetic voice for the poor and marginalized.

Learn more about how ISN, America Magazine, and the Jesuit's National Advocacy Office will honor Archbishop Romero later today with the release of a video depicting a contemporary reality of violence and oppression in neighboring Honduras: http://bit.ly/1LPXs1Z

Come out to the exhibit opening, panel discussion, and reception of "Crude Reflections" TONIGHT at 6pm on the 3rd floor of Hannon Library and learn about the human rights abuses caused by oil exploitation in the Amazon Rainforest and how we are intrinsically connected to it!

http://www.facebook.com/events/482824425072700/?ref=ts&fref=ts

The Vandana Shiva speaking event tonight is FULL! Will you be there to hear this amazing philosopher, environmental activist, author and eco-feminist speak in Burns Rec Center tonight at 7pm (doors at 6pm)?!

And don't forget this Thursday, Nov. 1st at 6pm in the 3rd floor of the library there will be an exhibit viewing, panel discussion, and reception surrounding the health of the environment and people in the Amazon affected by oil pollution. Photographer Lou Dematteis will talk about his pictures and his work to bring light to this issue, part of Bellarmine Forum 2012! RSVP here:

http://lmu.libcal.com/event.php?id=123236&hs=a

Crude Reflections: Exhibition Opening, Discussion, and Reception - William H. Hannon Library Calenda