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Articles by Jenny Seal
SA woman runs lifeline to Gaza
People Jodie Clark has quite possibly the toughest job in the world. As head of the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza, she is responsible for getting desperately needed food, medicine, fuel and other supplies to more than 2 million Palestinians.
Freedom to prisoners
Opinion I have been to prison a few times. Sometimes in my capacity as either chaplain or bishop, or as friend. Sometimes maximum security, sometimes minimum security or even ‘prison’ farms. A fair go for every child Building on blessings of the past Mother nature’s creature comforts Welcoming new members into the faith family I still haven’t found what I’m looking for The reception is always one of welcome from both the authorities and the inmates. Security is tight, everyone is watchful.
Welcoming new members into the faith family
Opinion Welcoming a new member into the family – whether it is a newborn baby, a newly adopted child, or someone joining through marriage – brings a mix of joy, hope and sometimes apprehension. This addition changes the dynamics of our family life, and we open our hearts, eager to share love, traditions and daily experiences, hoping the new member will fit in and embrace us.
I still haven’t found what I’m looking for
People One of the earlier songs of the Irish rock group U2 was 'I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For'. Freedom to prisoners A fair go for every child Building on blessings of the past Mother nature’s creature comforts Welcoming new members into the faith family ‘I have climbed highest mountains; I have run through the fields Only to be with you; Only to be with you I have run, I have crawled, I have scaled these city walls. These city walls. Only to be with you.
A garden for flowers to grow
People If it wasn’t for a typhoon and ensuing landslide that destroyed her family’s crops, Sr Josie Labata SJBP might still be living in a mountain village on the island of Leyte in the Philippines.
Following God’s call in life
Vocations During National Vocations Awareness Week, Sr Jenny Seal fdnsc, coordinator of the South Australian Vocations Network (SAVN), invites us to reflect upon the vocation to which we are called.
The subtle art of listening
Vocations There’s a sense of calm at the Sevenhill Centre of Jesuit and Ignatian Spirituality. Cows graze the nearby farmland as winter mist drifts through the ground’s historic vineyard and Sevenhill Cellars, the oldest winery in South Australia’s Clare Valley, and the birthplace of the Jesuits in Australia.
A chance to reflect on consecrated life
Opinion Most of us would have heard the voices – sometimes they are our own – that wonder and ask: Why are there not as many Religious anymore? Why can’t I recognise them as in the past? Why don’t they live in big groups…or dress the same way as I remember them…or as we see them in the movies? Why is there such change and differences between each group?
More than a ribbon: Ridgefield High School field hockey athletes wear pink and take action!
Play for Pink created meaning well beyond wearing pink ribbons and uniforms. During the month of October, sports teams commonly wear pink promoting breast cancer awareness. This year, the Ridgefield High School Field Hockey athletes wore pink and took action. The RHS athletes continued their efforts to raise money during the October 'Play for Pink' game, but added a volunteer day and truly raised awareness.
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