Voices From The Past
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Creator God,
We thank You for food,
and remember the hungry.
We thank You for health,
and remember the sick.
We thank You for friends,
and remember the friendless.
We thank You for freedom,
and remember the enslaved.
May these remembrances stir us to service, that Your gifts to us may be used for others.
Amen
We thank You for food,
and remember the hungry.
We thank You for health,
and remember the sick.
We thank You for friends,
and remember the friendless.
We thank You for freedom,
and remember the enslaved.
May these remembrances stir us to service, that Your gifts to us may be used for others.
Amen
What does CHANGE mean?
*to make different
*to cause transformation
*an event that occurs when something passes from one
state or phase to another
*the action of changing something
*to cause transformation
*an event that occurs when something passes from one
state or phase to another
*the action of changing something
变动
verandering
changement
Änderung
αλλαγή
cambiamento
変更
mudança
cambio
изменение
verandering
changement
Änderung
αλλαγή
cambiamento
変更
mudança
cambio
изменение
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- Justice, Not Vengeance (Wiesenthal)
- Take Action! A Guide to Active Citizenship (Kielburger and Kielburger)
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The Ground Rules...
While this blog is an exciting opportunity to network with the various schools across the York Catholic District School Board, students should be aware that this virtual space is an extension of your school communities. As such, you are bound by the same codes of conduct when you participate in this blog. The ground rules are not meant to be a hinderance but rather to ensure that participation in the collaborative space is a positive learning experience for everyone. Please be advised of the following:
1. This blog is only or those students who attend The Desire for Change Symposium on November 4 and 10, 2009. Your parents are more than welcomed to visit this site.
2. Only formal, academic language is acceptable. Refrain from offensive, inappropriate remarks. Be respectful of the various points of view represented by your peers.
3. When responding to any posting, ensure that your first and last name, as well as the school you attend is included either at the beginning of your posting or the end. There will be no anonymity.
For clarification on any these points, speak to your teacher.
1. This blog is only or those students who attend The Desire for Change Symposium on November 4 and 10, 2009. Your parents are more than welcomed to visit this site.
2. Only formal, academic language is acceptable. Refrain from offensive, inappropriate remarks. Be respectful of the various points of view represented by your peers.
3. When responding to any posting, ensure that your first and last name, as well as the school you attend is included either at the beginning of your posting or the end. There will be no anonymity.
For clarification on any these points, speak to your teacher.
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