“Repenser la démocratie” – Pax Romana Journal 2021
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La pandémie de COVID-19 a révélé et exacerbé une crise croissante de la démocratie. Depuis un an, les gens descendent dans la rue, notamment au Brésil, à Hong Kong, au Myanmar, au Nigéria et aux États-Unis, pour appeler à plus de justice et de démocratie dans leur pays. En même temps, la pandémie pose de nouvelles questions avec la montée du nationalisme vaccinal, les inégalités mondiales dans la distribution des fournitures médicales, l’augmentation des niveaux de chômage et des inégalités économiques, et l’échec des gouvernements à se coordonner efficacement en matière de santé publique. Les questions de participation démocratique existent également au sein de l’Église, lorsque les catholiques réfléchissent à la signification et à la valeur de la synodalité et de la participation laïque à la prise de décision.
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The man who sent this news, the wireless operator, was alone with his instrument on the top of a lofty building. The people remaining in the city he estimated them at several hundred thousand had gone mad from fear and drink, and on all sides of him great fires were raging. He was a hero, that man who staid by his post an obscure.
For twenty-four hours, he said, no transatlantic airships had arrived, and no more messages were coming from England. He did state, though, that a message from Berlin that’s in Germany announced that Hoffmeyer, a bacteriologist of the Metchnikoff School, had discovered the serum for the plague. That was the last word, to this day, that we of America ever received from Europe. If Hoffmeyer discovered the serum, it was too late.
If Hoffmeyer discovered the serum, it was too late, or otherwise, long ere this, explorers from Europe would have come looking for us. We can only conclude that what happened in America happened in Europe, and that, at the best, some several score may have survived the Scarlet Death.
Hundreds of these airships escaped to Hawaii, and not only did they bring the plague with them, but they found the plague already there before them. This we learned, by the despatches, until all order in San Francisco vanished, and there were no operators left at their posts to receive or send. It was amazing, astounding.
The two halted, the nearer to us standing and facing Sunbury, a grey indistinctness towards the evening star. – James Doeh
I was telling about the airships of the rich. They carried the plague with them and no matter where they fled, they died. I never encountered but one survivor of any of them Mungerson. He was afterwards a Santa Rosan, and he married my eldest daughter. He came into the tribe eight years after the plague. He was then nineteen years old, and he was compelled to wait twelve years more before he could marry.
We, the International Catholic Movement for Intellectual and Cultural Affairs (ICMICA), the International Movement of Catholic Students (IMCS) and the International Young Catholic Students(IYCS) by this joint solidarity statement wish to support the Holy Father, Pope Francis on his unprecedented stand as a global Church on the protection of the Amazonian Region through the Synod on Amazon and the promulgation of the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Querida Amazonia in Rome, at the Cathedral of Saint John Lateran, on 2 February, the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, in the year 2020 for the People of God and all persons of goodwill.
Through the Pan-Amazon Synod, His Holiness invites the international community to take serious measures to save the lungs of the world in the Amazionia, Congo and Borneo. It became clearer to the world power that what happens to the Amazon is not a local issue, but is of global reach because if the amazon suffers, the world suffers.
As secondary, tertiary students’ and graduates’ Catholic movements, we have made available to our members globally the three conversational documents through which His Holiness invites the whole Church to see, judge and act for our common home and these includes: the Pastoral Conversion of “Evangelii Gaudium” (To see and listen to the territory and it’s peoples), the Ecological Conversion of “Laudato Si” (An Invitation to embrace an integral ecology) and the Ecclesiological Conversion of “Epicopalis Communio“, the Apostolic Constitution of the Synod of Bishops that calls for a church of encounter, listening and dialogue.
As the movements in the Holy Roman Catholic Church, we shall continue to demonstrate our profound solidarity with His Holiness in his discerning and Christ-like leadership as a shepherd “smelling like the sheep” that he is providing to the Church and world at large and for exhorting the young people “to care lovingly for our roots, since they are “a fixed point from which we can grow and meet new challenges” (Querida Amazonia 33, cf. 34 & 98). In this we, His Holiness exhort us to take our special seats at the decision-making table in the world today by reassuring us that we the young people are the both the future and the present of our local, regional and global Church, the body of Christ, the People of God, with all peoples of others faiths and goodwill.
Signed:
President: Kelvin Ahern Secretary General: Philip Ledouble
International Catholic Movement for Intellectual and Cultural Affairs Pax Romana (ICMICA Pax Romana)
President: Ravi Tissera Secretary General: Michael Mmadubueze Ecclesiastical Assistant: Fr. Jojo Fung, SJ
International Movement of Catholic Students Pax Romana (IMCS Pax Romana)
Secretary General (Outgoing): Richard Apeh Secretary General (Incoming): Innocent Odongo Project Coordinator: Roy Ibrahim Ecclesiastical Assistant: Fr. Achille De Marie d’Almeida
International Young Catholic Students (IYCS)