Cita de ASIA Mundial en Burundi

8/14/2019 Cita de ASIA Mundial en Burundi

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Unin Mundial de Antiguos Alumnos delos Jesuitas

(WUJA por sus iniciales en ingls o ASIA)

ASIA Internacional

Entre el 21 y el 28 de Julio a orillas del lago africano deTanganica, ms concretamente en la ciudad deBujumbura, capital de Burundi, se realiz el 7

Congreso de la WUJA al que asistieron delegados de430 asociaciones de 31 pases de toda el orbe.

Esta presentacin enviada por la Federacin India de

Antiguos Alumnos de los Jesuitas, resume lo ocurridoen frica, en donde se decidi que el 8 Congreso

Mundial se cumpla en Medelln, Colombia, enseptiembre de 2013.

El blog de los antiguos alumnos del Colegio San LuisGonzaga de Quito, Ecuador, se complace en presentareste resumen del Congreso de la WUJA en Burundi,

frica.


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WITNESSES TO HOPEFOR A BETTER AFRICA:

WHAT HAVE WE DONE? WHAT ARE WE DOING?

WHAT SHOULD WE DO?7th WORLD CONGRESS OF JESUIT ALUMNI/AE


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WORLD UNION OF JESUIT ALUMNI/AE WUJABURUNDI ASSOCIATION OF JESUIT ALUMNI/AE ABAJ

with ALUMNI/AE of the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC of CONGO

and RWANDA

WUJA

ABAJ

Organised by


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AIRPORT- BUJUMBURA, BURUNDI

21 22 JulyArrival

Bonjour

27 28 JulyDepartureMerci


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BUJUMBURA

ON THE BANKS OF LAKE TANGANYIKA

22 27 JulyAll events at

Bujumbura


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CENTRAL MARKET, TAXI, TAILORS

Capital CityBujumbura


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23 JulyOpening Mass

KIRIRI CAMPUS CHURCH


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23 JulyOpening Mass

Archbishop of BujEvarist Ngoyagoye

Bishop of Bukavu

Apostolic Nuncio

ARCHBISHOP:

BURUNDI HAS A RELIGIOUS BUT DIFFICULT BACKGROUNDGRATITUDE TO ALL FOR SUPPORT - COMING TO BURUNDI


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23 JulyOpening Mass

ARCHBISHOP.LOOK AT CONGRESS THROUGH EYES OF THE YOUNGACHIEVEMENT OF COLLEGE CHOIR


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23 JulyWelcome

BURUNDI ingoma DRUMMERS & DANCERS


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BURUNDI 1STVICE PRESIDENT YVES SAHINGUVU:

LAND OF 1001 HILLS COMING BACK TO NORMALCYTHANKS FOR CHOOSING BURUNDI - TRIBUTE TO FIRST JESUITSMOVE MOUNTAINS OF BURUNDI TO THE HIGH SEASSO THAT WE ARE NO MORE LANDLOCKEDNEED UNIVERSITY OF EXCELLENCE

23 JulyInauguration

Kiriri CampusAuditorium

Lunch on CampuBeerBeansBeef


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MEETING OF THE OUTGOING COUNCILPresident Bernard ThompsonSecretary Francois-Xavier Camenen

Jesuit Counsellor Pierre Salembier sj

23 JulyOutgoing Council

Closing meeting

Kiriri CampusConference Hall

Directory Presented corrections requestedCandidates for election confirmedAccounts since 2003 Congress PresentedReport on Arrupe Association

430 Associations with WUJA31 Countries represented


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LUNCHES ON THE LAWNS

24 - 27 July

St Spirit LyceeGihosha


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HANDICRAFTS

24 -27 July



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24 JulyFocus Sessions


MODERATORS

Sina BuraimohConrad Gonsalves

GroupDiscussions

Peter Henriot sj: JESUIT CENTRE FOR THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS, LUSAKA

OUR POTENTIAL OUTWEIGHS OUR PROBLEMS

Frank Turner sj, OCIPE CATHOLIC OFFICE FOR INITIATIVE AND INFORMATION IN EUROPE

Nicola Bwakira, Jean Prieur, Delphin Nzosaba


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MODERATORS


GroupDiscussions

Responses:

Sponsor scholars African Youth not returning to their country after educationChurch needs to be unitedAfricas contribution to the world Art , Music, Culture

Address issues of Gender, Youth and Access to Education

Fr General : Africa - A very intelligent, energetic, joyful people that donot receive the care and attention that they deserve

Priority of UNDERSTANDINGSlavery, natural resources extracted, neo colonialism

Priority of RESPECTNon-Africans: Africa is the dark continent and not only because ofthe colour of skins. Aids, genocide, corruption, poverty, war,illiteracy, hunger. This is NOT AfricaNeed to focus on the positive. Democratic successes

Priority of RESPONSEArms are not made in Africa but by the 5 promoters of peaceThe future of the world depends upon the future of Africa

Peter Henriot sj: JESUIT CENTRE FOR THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS, LUSAKAOUR POTENTIAL OUTWEIGHS OUR PROBLEMS


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MODERATORS


GroupDiscussions

Frank Turner sj,OCIPE CATHOLIC OFFICE FOR INITIATIVE AND INFORMATION IN EUROPE

Africa is Rich Africans are Poor

Case Study based on the previous overview session:OCIPEs collaboration project with DRC European and

African Jesuit related institutions working togetherTransnational Corporations were involved in criminal orunethical behaviour. Bribery, corruption, abuse of humanrights, armed groups used for protection.

Need for Corporate Social Responsibility

Challenges Political advocacy & Partnership process

RESPONSESNicola Bwakira Focus on education,Collaborate Asia/Europe,Jean Prieur IST-AC :Technical schools Douala / 60 engineers per yearDelphin Nzosaba Return to the drawing board to rebuild , use ICT tools


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24 JulyCultural Evening

IslamicCultural Centre

ARTISTS OF THE COUNTRIES OF THE GREAT LAKES

DUET ALFRED AND BERNARD on the MUSICAL BOW idono

VIOLIN AND SONG SONIA RASQUINHA (OUR HOST FAMILY)

TAMBOURINAIRES ingoma DRUMS OF MAKEBUKA ( GITEGA)


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CULTURAL CLUB HIGA (BUJUMBURA)TROUP INGANJI (RWANDA)


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BALLET REBIRTHOF BUKAVU (DRC)


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MODERATORS

Geronce BelegamireAlaine DeNeefe

GroupDiscussions

Ferdinand Muhinguirwa sj & Rigobert Minani sjCEPAS RESEARCH CENTRE FOR SOCIAL ACTION, KINSHASAPEACE & DEVELOPMENT ISSUES IN THE GREAT LAKES REGION

Michael Czerny sj: AJAN - AFRICAN JESUIT NETWORK AGAINST AIDS, NAIROBI

Bob Albertijn sj, Reginald Moreels,Christian Munezero, Dr Jean-JacquesMuyembe


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MODERATORS


GroupDiscussions

Ferdinand Muhinguirwa sj & Rigobert Minani sjCEPAS RESEARCH CENTRE FOR SOCIAL ACTION, KINSHASA

PEACE & DEVELOPMENT ISSUES IN THE GREAT LAKES REGION

Conflicts in Africa a step backward. Media focuses onconflicts and forgets the suffering genocide, disease, hunger.

Bad Governance - Colonization left scars

Tension about ResourcesEthnic differences and nationalism7 countries had conflicts, Foreigners war on Congolese land

Positive

International Conference of the Great Lakes Region

Conflicts and violence an eminently planned enterprise by theorganisers

Alumni of Great Lakes to create pressure groupsWho benefits from the wars? Resources stolenRole of UN not enoughChurch not present enough Can create a Centre for Peace


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MODERATORS


GroupDiscussions

Bob Albertijn sj,Reginald Moreels,Christian Munezero,

Dr Jean-Jacques Muyembe originator of the Ebola Vaccine

Michael Czerny sj: AJAN - AFRICAN JESUIT NETWORK AGAINST AIDS, NAIROBIJESUIT ALUMNI & THE STRUGGLE AGAINST AIDS

AIDS the greatest threat to Africa since the slave trade to befaced as a whole and not just a medical crisis.AIDS will be the mission of the church for 100 yearsAIDS is complex, statistics discouraging, finance out of reach

Work being done in 30 sun Saharan countries in AfricaIntegral support and pastoral careValue-based education as a solid basis for prevention

Treatment and Good nutrition


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25 JulyJAAI REPORT


PRESENTED BYRonald DCostaNaresh Gupta

STRUCTURE OF JAAIWE DO:EDUCATION, HEALTH, EXCHANGE, WATER,EMERGENCY, RURAL INFRASTRUCTURESOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIPWE CAN DO:

EDUCATE TEACHERS, TEACH ENGLISH


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25 July

Dinner with

Fr General

FR GENERAL, Adolfo Nicols S.J., AT GREGOIRESHOUSE WITH MEMBERS OF OUTGOING COUNCIL ANDORGANISERS OF THE CONGRESS


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25 JulyIndian Hosts

INDIANS HOSTED BY INDIANS

Roland and Carmelita Rasquinha

From Mangalore, St Aloysius

And Alchem, Burundi


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15 - 22 JulyPre Congress

Programme

ForYoung Alumni/ae

EXPERIMENTS IN BURUNDI AND BUKAVAMAJOR CHALLENGES TO BE ADDRESSED IN AFRICAINCLUDED ACTIVITIES WITHIN CENTRES FOR VULNERABLE CHILDREN

HIV/AIDS ORPHANS AND VISITS TO HOSPITALS


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15 - 22 JulyPre Congress

Programme

ForYoung Alumni/ae

FEEDBACK ON EXPERIMENTSNeed to provide prior information to help participants to prepare

Funding RequiredAim for 10 participants per countryCan older persons also participate

Follow-up required. Enhance equipment, provide scholarships

Need qualified medical personnelAppoint persons in charge of youthCommittee of one person per country

Provide youth with responsibility

WebsitesTraining for political commitment

EXPERIMENTS IN BURUNDI AND BUKAVAMAJOR CHALLENGES TO BE ADDRESSED IN AFRICAINCLUDED ACTIVITIES WITHIN CENTRES FOR VULNERABLE CHILDRENHIV/AIDS ORPHANS AND VISITS TO HOSPITALS


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26 July

St Spirit

LyceeGihosha

FRGENERAL,AdolfoNicols S.J.

AFRICA ONE OF JESUIT PRIORITIES

GIFT FROM INDIA

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AFRICA ONE OF JESUIT PRIORITIESJESUITS NOT NEEDED IF ONLY TO GROW INTO ADULTSJESUITS CANNOT WORK WITHOUT COLLABORATION

CHALLENGES:Justice for AllGood Education for AllHealthy Open Environment for All

Life with Purpose Hope for AllCHALLENGES HAVE DEMANDS:

Personal Values Men and Women for OthersAttract Young People Local & GlobalProper Structures Old Officers not to hold on

ADVISE TO YOUNG JESUITS SAME TO ALUMNI:Indepth Analysis of InformationCreative solutions world changing fastLive with deep spirituality or work will have no value

CHANGE NAME OF ASSOCIATION IF OUTDATEDHIGH EXPECTATIONS OF EDUCATION FROM JESUITSWORK IN COLLABORATIONJESUITS & ALUMNI NEED TRAINING TO COLLABORATE

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St Spirit Lycee

Gihosha

FR GENERAL

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26 July

St Spirit Lycee

Gihosha

INDIA MEETSAFRICA

TEACH A TEACHER FROM AFRICA

Bed colleges sponsor students Tuition and

board

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26 July

St Spirit Lycee

Gihosha

INDIA MEETSAFRICA

TEACH ENGLISH TO GROUPS

Volunteer groups to conduct English language

workshops


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REPORTS OF GROUP DISCUSSIONS

WORLD UNIONImprove communication on the website facebook?Jesuits to know what alumni are doingQuick report on congress conclusionsNew council to set priorities. Create Task GroupsCollect Arupe Dollar

ALUMNI WITH INSTITUTIONPersonal commitment to institution

Social projects of school or invent new onesExchanges between school students and faculty

Assist in funding

ALUMNI WITH SOCIETY OF JESUSDevelop info on work of SJAdvocacy programme

Need for a University of Excellence in the Great Lakes region

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REPORTS OFGROUPS

RAPPORTIERLAURENT GREGOIRE

26 July


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FROM CONGRESS VENUE TO MASS

26 July

St Spirit Lycee

Gihosha

26 July


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CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART

26 July

St Spirit Lycee

Gihosha

MASSFR GENERAL


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CONGRESS DINNER ON THEKIRIRI CAMPUS

26 JulyDinner

27 July


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GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND ELECTIONS

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT OF BURUNDI:500 NEW SCHOOL BUILT NEED TEACHERS

WUJA PRESIDENT REPORT3 Meetings held during term 10 Executive meetings

Difficulty of forming NGO infrastructure and Finance andOne China policyETC well published

TREASURER REPORT

Motivate associations to contributeLoan to Burundi convert to contribution ?Arupe Association to be supported part of WUJA

450 associations in WUJA 30 countries represented

Reduce gap between congresses to four yearsElections of Officers and Representatives

27 July

St Spirit Lycee

Gihosha

GENERALASSEMBLY

27 July


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THE NEW COUNCILPresident Tom BauschVice President Alaine DeNeefeSecretary Francois-Xavier Camenen

Treasurer Conrad GonsalvesSouth Asia Ronald DCosta & Naresh Gupta

27 July

St Spirit Lycee

Gihosha

NEW COUNCILMEETING

27 July


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JAAI REPRESENTATIVES ON THE WORLD COUNCIL

Treasurer Conrad Gonsalves

South Asia Ronald DCosta & Naresh Gupta

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St Spirit Lycee

Gihosha

27 July


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SALSA EXHIBITION

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Lawns of


COCKTAILPARTY

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SALSA EXHIBITION

Lawns of


COCKTAILPARTY


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ENDLA FIN

ADIEU

SEPT


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SEPT

2013

MEDELLINCOLUMBIA

8th WORLD CONGRESS OF JESUIT ALUMNI/AECONGRESSES ARE INSPIRATIONAL

SIX YEARS IS TOO LONG A GAP

NEXT CONGRESS AFTER FOUR YEARS Bernard Thompson

BIENVENIDOS AL

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