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"At Eastertime the exploration of the extraordinary in the ordinary, of the boundless in the limited, of freedom in apparent regulation, of the personal in the midst of the commercial, of the quirky in the uniform, all disclose the value of each human life in the face of the persistent efforts to homogenise and cheapen…
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Ash Wednesday and Ramadan 2026
The overlap of Ash Wednesday and Ramadan this year reminds us of how much the two faiths have in common and how each is reflected in the spirit of Jesuit Social Services, notes Andy Hamilton SJ - both embodying friendship, gratitude and courage in sharing our life with those most disadvantaged.
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Anniversary of the Apology to Australia's Indigenous Peoples
[The Apology to the Australia's Indigenous Peoples] emphasised that all Australians are equally entitled to respect, and that the Government is responsible for ensuring that all Australians are treated equally regardless of their race and history, writes ANDY HAMILTON SJ.
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Extreme Heat Awareness Day 2026
"Extreme heat is a social as well as a medical problem," writes Andy Hamilton SJ in his recent piece for Extreme Heat Awareness Day, "for this reason, when we think of social justice, we need to include extreme heat and the other effects of climate change."
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International Day of People with Disability
If we group people together in groups, we risk focusing on their difference from ourselves, define them by that difference and not by what we share, and then avoid them out of embarrassment or fear, reflects Andy Hamilton SJ.
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International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2025
"We should not need a special day to encourage us to eradicate poverty in Australia. Poverty is more than a problem to be studied. It wears the face of people whom we meet in the street, through the Vinnies, and see sleeping on the streets. Poverty could wear the face of ourselves, of our children,"…
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Jesuit Social Services’ statement on Treaty
As an organisation, we support Treaty because – while we can’t change the immeasurable harm inflicted on Aboriginal people since colonisation – we can create a better future together.
