EVERYBODY'S CHALLENGE - Jesuit Refugee Service | USA
EVERYBODY'S CHALLENGE - Jesuit Refugee Service | USA
EVERYBODY'S CHALLENGE - Jesuit Refugee Service | USA
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The main result of my visit to El Salvador was a<br />
set of policy guidelines, arrived at after several discussions...<br />
the following six principles were agreed:<br />
1. The principal criterion for any work must be<br />
the needs of the refugees themselves;<br />
2. The Society should be prepared to do pioneering<br />
work, to look at what is not being done, to<br />
see what new needs are not being met;<br />
3. In existing work for refugees, the Society’s role<br />
should be to collaborate if needed, in an attempt<br />
to improve what is being done;<br />
4. We should not aim at founding big new structures<br />
ourselves;<br />
5. We are at the service of the local Church but this<br />
does not mean we should be dominated by it;<br />
6. This is an important commitment for the Province<br />
which can give new life to it.<br />
Michael Campbell-Johnston SJ (1984)<br />
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