Twomey Center for Peace through Justice Blueprint
Founded in 1948 by Fr. Louis J. Twomey S.J., the Blueprint for Social Justice continues to be a "serious examination of those conscious and unconscious assumptions of contemporary American civilization that tend to perpetuate inequities and institutional injustices."
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Lastest ArticlesThe Twomey Legacy: If Father Louis J. Twomey, SJ, Looked in on Us in the 21st Century Violence is Never the Will of God Fr. Emmanuel Charles McCarthy No Way Home: Little Housing Available for Poor and Working People in New Orleans Bill Quigley Iraq, Iran, the Bible and Rush Limbaugh: Reflections on Biblical Sharing from Amman, Jordan Kathy Kelly Katrina – The First Eight Months Bill Quigley |
| Blueprint editor, Al Alcazar, shows a copy of a speech from the former Superior General of the Jesuits with all references to the need for social justice and peace in Jesuit higher education redacted. Alcazar got the idea from a group of seminarians in Peru during the 1970s who found more than a thousand holes after cutting out references to the injustices done to the poor, the orphans, the widows, and other marginalized peoples from the pages of the Bible. | |
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