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Autumn eNews 2009
Dear David, Welcome to LiveSimply eNews Hope you enjoyed the summer, we've got lots of activities and information for you this season including two new Community Challenges, have a look.  Take Progressio's Climate Cocoa Challenge  - a fun and educational way for you and your parish to learn about the intricate and sometimes complicated links between climate change, water and agriculture.       One World Week   This year One World week runs from 18th to 25th October. The Theme is "Hungry for One World". Why not mark the week through planning and holding an interfaith event to raise awareness of what is going on in the world both on your doorstep and further away? To learn more click here and check out the One World Website: www.oneworldweek.org Join The Wave   We are inviting you to join us in The Wave Community Challenge. Make sure you and your community are part of the UK's biggest ever Climate Change rally. This challenge is all about getting together as many people in your community as possible to join The Wave, London 05.12.09.  It's vital we act together. Please join us? To view challenge, Click here Action Cards Across England and Wales, schools and churches are collecting cards and hand-prints asking for climate justice. More than 17,000 people have already put their hands up for climate justice. If you haven't already joined the campaign there's still time click here. Please return all action cards back by 18th November. For registration, transport and further details on the march and Ecumenical service: www.cafod.org.uk/copenhagen   Many blessings, Catherine     Think U Know If you are a parent, teacher, chaplain working with young people, new website you need to know about. Click here. Young Local Hero Ben Ward  explains what has inspired him to become involved in social justice. Nominate your local hero here Your Kingdom Come New booklet on Catholic Social Teaching available from CASE, view online or order here Capitalism, Catholicism and Community, book your place at Pope Paul VI's lecture, click here      What do young people think about Immigration Read what they had to say after spending a week at Pax Christi's International Peace Camp   Youth day celebrations at Christ College on Isle of Wight, read more here
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