Newman Social Justice Activities / Resources: 2007-2008		SANTROPOL ROULANT TEN THOUSAND VILLAGES TONY WALSH: The Founder of Benedict Labre House contact us
	RESOURCES Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops: Social Justice US Conference of Catholic Bishops: International Issues. Catholic Social Teaching BIBLIOGRAPHY Publications of Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace Catholic Social Teaching Bibliography Annotated Bibliography Topics  Globalization Environment Human Rights Peace Third World Debt Hunger Agriculture HIV / AIDS (South Africa) The Catholic Church, AIDS and Condoms Return to Homepage The Newman Centre does not necessarily endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites. Links will open in new window.		[This page is under construction - thank you for your patience!] For more information about social justice activities, please contact Sumin at vp-sj@mcgillnewmanstudents.ca Prison Ministry (visits) More information and volunteering opportunities will be added in coming months Santropol Roulant (Meals on Wheels) Transport hot meals to the elderly and people in need. Usually transported by foot though bikes are sometimes provided. OLD BREWERY MISSION: Men's Homeless Shelter and Mission. TEN THOUSAND VILLAGES Support fair trade by volunteering to sell goods made by artisans in the Third World who are paid fair wages. Voices for Life Help promote awareness about life issues, bioethics, the alternatives to abortion, etc. Benedict Labre House (Food Kitchen) Come serve dinners to the homeless and hard-up once a week. Dinners usually last a couple of hours. WALKING ON WATER Seminar group exploring the connection between faith and social justice in small groups of students. Meets 7 times a year.