| News | Nourriture pour le coeur et l'esprit |
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| Letter from Jean Vanier - |
| Jean Vanier |
| Posted 2010-03-17 08:59:16 |
| Note : This letter has been written before the terrible events in Haìti
Dear friends,
I like this time of Christmas. God becomes flesh. He becomes small to teach us to love and to be open... |
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| Beyond our Imagination - Fifth Part: Disability and the shaping Power of Moral Imagination |
| Pamela Cushing |
| Posted 2008-07-07 04:03:19 |
Here we are now with the fifth and last article of this series. This time, Pamela Cushing encourages us to nurture the habits taken in the daily life of privileged contacts with people living... |
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Beyond our Imaginations
Fourth Part : The Ongoing Story of L'Arche : Everyone`s Imagination |
| Pamela Cushing |
| Posted 2008-06-21 12:46:24 |
In the « Beyond our Imaginations » second article called «Countering Pity: Why the Public Needs your Stories Now», Dr. Pamela Cushing made us see the narrowness of our society’s look... |
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Beyond our Imaginations
Part 3 - Lack of imagination: the Failure of the Contact Hypothesis |
| Pamela Cushing |
| Posted 2008-06-11 12:17:49 |
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In the second article of Beyond Our Imagination entitled Countering Pity : Why the public needs your Stories now, Dr. Pamela Cushing focuses our attention on... |
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Beyond our Imaginations
Part 2 - Countering Pity : Why the public needs your Stories now |
| Pamela Cushing |
| Posted 2008-06-04 01:34:53 |
Dr. Pamela Cushing spoke to a group of assistants, gathered at L'Arche Daybreak for a weekend of reflection. In the first article of her series Beyond our Imagination,... |
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| Beyond our Imaginations - Alternative Energy Source. Remember your Radicalism! |
| Pamela Cushing |
| Posted 2008-05-28 07:18:09 |
 First Part
Do you remember the radicalism that drove the major social change movements or perhaps even propelled you towards L’Arche? In this first part of the 5-part series, Dr. Pamela... |
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| Ian Brown and L'Arche |
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| Posted 2008-05-12 01:06:44 |
Was it Walker Brown, the subject of a series of articles titled “The Boy in the Moon,” who unintentionally brought his father, unwillingly, to L’Arche? Or, was it L’Arche that went out to meet... |
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| The Boy in the Moon Gets Going in the Globe and Mail |
| Hollee Card |
| Posted 2012-01-13 11:25:20 |
 For the last three Saturdays, the Globe and Mail has a series written by a journalist named Ian Brown. A beautiful document and something for us to reflect on. |
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