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The Ecumenical Network for Justice and Peace (ROJeP) is positioned on the gas shciste

In a press release issued February 25, 2011, members of ROJeP speak on the ethical issue raised by the issue of shale gas. The right of the people's well-being and respect of its territory premium on privileges granted to the industry. Members of ROJeP strongly deplored the government's refusal to hear the democratic demands of a moratorium that would demonstrate its commitment to the well-being and the integrity of their territory. They require the immediate cessation of exploration activities and require the holding of a moratorium to take a step back.

"This seems all the more essential that in the current folder, everything suggests that a thorough analysis could lead to denial of global exploitation of shale gas. Quebec has the potential to become a world leader in renewable energy, but this can not happen without political will. To this end, the economy must serve the people and territory of ensuring free, prior and informed consent of communities. "

the Ecumenical Network for Justice and Peace (ROJeP) consists of groups rooted in the Christian faith and committed to promoting justice, peace and integrity of creation.

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Share Lent: Development and Peace creates an interactive blog

March 9 to April 24: Under the Share Lent campaign, Building a world of justice this year in addition to printed material, and Development peace has created an interactive blog to publicize the work performed by its partners in the South through the testimonies members. Each week a new region of the world will be in focus. You will find photos, videos and articles to share. The blog will be active the first day of Lent, is March 9, 2011. You can subscribe to this blog Now! You will receive an invitation to follow the blog at its launch and a weekly update of published articles.

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alternatives to violence - an invitation

Bernard Menard, OMI, will moderate the session Alternatives to Violence be held March 19 from 9 am to 16 pm at the Centre Victor-Lelièvre, Québec - http:// www.centrevictorlelievre.org/ .

While war and hatred do not come to the end of old conflicts in the world, a young Arab immolated himself by fire in Tunisia and trigger a popular revolution without arms who is to overthrow dictatorships Africa like dominoes. What is this force of non-violence? How to live our lives among us? What link with the message of the Prophet of Galilee and witnesses as Gandhi? The cost for the one-day session is $ 40.00 including lunch and documentation. To register, call: 418-683-2371.

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documentary Legacy of Oka Trappist is a finalist Spiritual Film Festival 2011 European

Legacy Oka Trappist , written and directed by Ninon Larochelle, is nominated for Best Documentary and the Audience Award at Film Festival European spiritual 2011. The public is also invited to view the films online at the festival site, and vote for their favorite http://www.festival-esff.com/page.php?pg=1 . The winning films will be unveiled in Paris on March 25 . Legacy of Oka monks will also be presented at the Cinema St. Eustache on April 25. Ninon Larochelle will be present to share with the public.

The documentary chronicles over 125 years the monks of Oka Spots History of Mexico. Before leaving Abbey, Trappist agreed to share their daily lives. The camera accompanies the orchard, the cellar or the garden at prayer in the chapel, in the twilight of a corridor or the silence of the cellar of the monastery. Through images and stories, we discover the history of these monks farmers, also men of science and education. To see the trailer, visit the following website: http://vimeo.com/16932378 .