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We can have peace in the Holy Land : a plan that will work Author : Jimmy Carter Summary : A call to action that discusses previous peace efforts and reasons for their failure, arguing that President Barack Obama's leadership and commitment to peace is a perfect time for a lasting agreement between Israel and Palestine to be established
We lift our prayer to you, Lord, hear us. Lord, we raise all people in The Holy Land to you, and pray for those suffering. We ask that you provide peace in this crisis, and protection and comfort for all those who have been impacted. Fr Mamdouh AbuSada, Director of the School of Joy, Bethlehem. O God of all.
The most interesting and illuminating thing to be found in the whole of “We Can Have Peace in the Holy Land” comes on page 2 and 3. There Carter offers a map of the path of Israel’s much decried – and highly successful in terrorist prevention – security barrier along with a chart of the territory it encompasses. While following his habit, the former President offers no source for ...
8. Nov. 2009 · BOOKS. We Can Have Peace in the Holy Land. A Plan That Will Work. By Jimmy Carter. 228 pages. Simon & Schuster. $27. 'You don't ever want a crisis to go to waste," the new White House chief of ...
23. Okt. 2023 · Together we can stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Christ, by: making a direct donation to Friends of the Holy Land. praying for a ceasefire and for the safety of our small Christian community. Our shared prayers for peace. We are heartbroken by these recent events and are doing our best to react quickly to get immediate help ...
17. Okt. 2023 · Catholic Bishops, religious and WCC joining the day of prayer. The International Union of Superiors General invited its members to observe the day of fasting and prayer, saying in a message to members that “in this moment of deep concern and sorrow for the situation we are facing, we wish to share a ray of hope.” “This is a time when we ...
There will be peace, because there has always been peace. In people’s pillows, at tables, in children’s eyes, in stones, in dry earth around poppies. There will be peace, because there has always been peace. In pumpkin seeds. In teachers. At gravesites. The grave of my grandmother noted by an unmarked white stone. In the places where people ...
