AD2000 - a journal of religious opinionAD Books
Ask a Question
View Cart
Checkout
Search AD2000: author: full text:  
AD2000 - a journal of religious opinion
Find a Book:

 
AD2000 Home
Article Index
Bookstore
About AD2000
Subscribe
Links
Contact Us
 
 
 
Email Updates
Name:

Email:

Add Me
Remove Me

Subscriber Access:

Enter the Internet Access Key from your mailing label here for full access!
 

Letters

Help Myanmar flood victims

Bookmark and Share

 Contents - Aug 2015AD2000 August 2015
Pope Francis’ rallying call for the poor
Obituary: Fr Greg Jordan: an exemplary Jesuit - AD2000 Report
Confraternity of Christ the Priest’s Diamond Jubilee - Fr Thomas Casanova
Marriage: We must stand up for marriage and the family: Archbishop Fisher - Archbishop Anthony Fisher
5: Greek Orthodox Church’s Encyclical on marriage - AD2000 Report
Africa: Nigerian bishops decry “propagation of the homosexual lifestyle”
Abortion: Pervasive effects of abortion on women and society - Anne Lastman
The Holy Land: Believers in Israel - Andrew Scholl
Letters: Help Myanmar flood victims - Brother Michael Lynch
Letters: The death sentence cannot be justified - Anne Lastman
Letters: “Same-sex marriage”: how much support? - Arnold Jago
Letters: Don’t watch the ABC News! - Dr Tim Coyle
Letters: Helping children with gender identity issues - Gillian Gonzalez
Letters: Planned Parenthood scandal - Peter Callinan
Books: THE EAR OF THE HEART: An Actress’ Journey from Hollywood to Holy Vows - Michael E Daniel (reviewer)
Books: THE 33 DOCTORS OF THE CHURCH, by Fr Christopher Rengers - Paul Simmons (reviewer)
Reflection: The doctrine of the Assumption - Pope Pius XII

The Australian Salesian Missions Office is seeking support for victims of the floods in Myanmar, the result of heavy monsoon downpours since early July.

Tens of thousands of people remain stranded in mountainous regions after relentless rains caused flash floods and triggered landslides sweeping away homes, roads and bridges.

More than 260,000 are affected – a number that is expected to rise. Many of these are living in makeshift evacuation centres. As the waters creep into the lower lands, more villages will be flooded.

The Salesians have ten communities in Myanmar, five of which are in relatively remote areas. Food, mosquito nets, mats, containers for drinking water, pots and pans will be needed in all centres.

A report with background information provided by Cardinal Charles Bo (Yangon) and Salesian Provincial Fr Charles Saw is available.

Tax deductible donations for the Myanmar flood victims may be sent to Salesian Missions Australia or made on-line via our website asmoaf.salesians.org.au – click on the tab Donation, then on the Make a Donation Give Now icon.

Funds will be transferred promptly to Myanmar.

BROTHER MICHAEL LYNCH,
Director, Australian Salesian Mission Overseas Aid,
Ascot Vale, Vic.

Bookmark and Share

Reprinted from AD2000 Vol 28 No 7 (August 2015), p. 9

Page design and automation by
Umbria Associates Pty Ltd © 2001-2004