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The main result of my visit to El Salvador was a set of policy guidelines, arrived at after several discussions... the following six principles were agreed: 1. The principal criterion for any work must be the needs of the refugees themselves; 2. The Society should be prepared to do pioneering work, to look at what is not being done, to see what new needs are not being met; 3. In existing work for refugees, the Society’s role should be to collaborate if needed, in an attempt to improve what is being done; 4. We should not aim at founding big new structures ourselves; 5. We are at the service of the local Church but this does not mean we should be dominated by it; 6. This is an important commitment for the Province which can give new life to it. Michael Campbell-Johnston SJ (1984) 97
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Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is an
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Mark Raper SJ/JRS Liberia 2000 JRS
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in this service. As one JRS group r
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Mario Almeida SJ/JRS Albania 1999 T
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20 years of JRS Letter sent by Fr G
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esponsibility. The 34th General Con
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5. JRS gives priority to accompanim
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c. A written understanding or a par
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lies with the Provincial or Confere
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JRS communications to the Province,
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Michael Campbell-Johnston SJ in El
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The Society of Jesus and the refuge
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It is not intended that the JRS bec
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August 6 was the Feast of the Trans
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Now it is time to consider the kind
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egions outside Thailand; for the bi
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What Don Pedro had in mind when he
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land. Fr Mark Raper of the Asian Bu
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the local church had to be involved
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Each of us spoke of our own work, s
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Quentin Dingham/JRS India 1996 A Sr
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The personal story of refugees is o
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Stephen Power SJ/JRS Nathaniel at a
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Mark Raper SJ/JRS Timor 1999 A joyf
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