Yearly Archives: 2021
- SUFFERING: A Reflection from the Interpath Traditions
September 12, 2021 SufferingA Reflection from the Interpath Traditionsby Thomas P. Bonacci, C.P. Suffering is a fact of life. Successful and not-so-successful people have suffering in…
- ELEVEN DAYS OF PEACE: DAY TWO – INNER PEACE
September 12, 2021 Dear Friends, The Interfaith Peace Project has been a friend of the United Nations International Day of Peace for twenty…
- Eleven Days of Peace: Day One – Hope
September 11, 2021 “To be truly radical is to make hope possible rather than despair convincing.” —Pamela Haines Practice Today…
- Eleven Days of Peace: Celebrating the International Day of Peace
THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE The International Day of Peace was established in 1981 by the United Nations General Assembly. Two decades later, in…
- With Gratitude for Your Support
WITH GRATITUDE FOR YOUR SUPPORT AS WE CELEBRATE THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OFTHE INTERFAITH PEACE PROJECT SEPTEMBER 8, 2001 – SEPTEMBER 8, 2021 PEOPLE OF…
- Continuing Our Monthly Celebration of International Women’s Day: Phyllis Miller
This month as we continue to celebrate the International Women’s Day on the eighth of each month, we would like to share with you the…
- EYES WIDE OPEN: A Reflection from the Interpath Traditions
Eyes Wide Open A Reflection from the Interpath Traditions by Thomas P. Bonacci, C.P. There has always been a great debate as to whether…
- A Wise and Intelligent People: A Reflection from the Interpath Traditions
August 28, 2021 A Wise and Intelligent PeopleA Reflection from the Interpath Traditionsby Thomas P. Bonacci, C.P. When the time came for the…
- Freedom to Serve: A Reflection from the Interpath Traditions
Freedom to ServeA Reflection from the Interpath Traditionsby Thomas P. Bonacci, C.P. The Book of Joshua tells the story of how an enslaved people found…
- CATASTROPHE: Continuing to Observe the International Day of Peace
CATASTROPHEContinuing Our Monthly Observation ofThe International Day of Peace The sad and tragic events surrounding Afghanistan invite us to do some serious soul-searching as…
