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ABOUT US		Becoming a Church of the Poor: Philippine Catholicism After the Second Plenary Council Produced by the JJCICSI staff, Becoming a Church of the Poor is a collection of essays which provide a glimpse into how the Philippine Catholic Church has sought to fulfill the goals she set for herself in the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines ( PCP II), convened twenty years ago in 1991. Among the issues tackled in the book deal with family and life, agrarian reform, environment, and electoral politics. The volume also commemorates the first death anniversary of the late Bishop Francisco F. Claver, SJ, one of the architects of PCP II and a cofounder of JJCICSI, who died on 1 July 2010. Copyright 2011. 6x9 inches. 128 pages. Php 300. Exclusively distributed by the Ateneo de Manila University Press, Bellarmine Hall, ADMU Campus, Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights, Quezon City.
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	NATIONAL SITUATIONERS
		Things Both New and Old 2009/10 National Situationer As in previous years, the John J. Carroll Institute on Church and Social Issues (JJCICSI) presents its annual national situationer on selected, relevant themes in Philippine society. This issue of the Intersect is somewhat special as it falls on the 25th year of JJCICSI’s faith-based research and advocacy work, intended primarily to better the lives of the poor and marginalized sectors.
		The Beginnings of JJCICSI by Francisco F. Claver, S.J., D.D.
		Things Both New and Old: The Encuclical Caritas in Veritate by John J. Carroll, S.J.
		Shifting Paradigms in Housing the Urban Poor by Anna Marie A. Karaos and Gerald M. Nicolas
		Crossing the Line: Church Use of Political Threats Against Pro-RH Bill Legislators by Eric Marcelo O. Genilo, S.J.
		In Focus: Maguindanao by Orlando B. Quevedo, O.M.I., D.D.
		Celebrating Children's Rights and Working for Charity in Truth by Melanie Ramos-Llana and Loila A. Batomalaque
		Promoting Charity in Truth Through Labor: Challenges for the Philippine Church by Roberto E. N. Rivera, S.J. and Gladys Ann G. Rabacal
		Believing in CARPER by Gemma Rita R. Marin
		Climate Justice and the Challenge for Adaptation to Climate Change in the Philippines by Maya Lyn Manocsoc
		Staying the Course 2008/9 National Situationer This 2008 edition of Intersect lives up to its name as the “intersectoral communicator” of the John J. Carroll Institute on Church and Social Issues (JJCICSI). As with previous issues of Intersect, this volume contains situationers and analyses of pertinent developments in the issues and sectors that our various program desks were involved, the past year. This year’s Intersect, however, also represents a true intersection, a junction of sorts for our work in JJCICSI. And as with every intersection we encounter, there are two options: to stay the course or change directions.
		The State of Philippine Cities by Anna Marie A. Karaos and Gerald M. Nicolas
		Evaluating Natural Family Planning on the Field by John J. Carroll, S.J. and Lourdes Didith Mendoza-Rivera
		To Teach or to Punish? A Study on Methods of Discipline Used by Mothers in Payatas by Melanie Ramos-Llana and Loila Batomalaque
		Moving Forward with CDM by Roberto C. Yap, S.J. and Maya Lyn C. Manocsoc
		Can Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries/ Cooperative Organizations in Negros Occidental Make the Sugar Farmlands Productive? by Gemma Rita R. Marin and Sherwin B. Lapaan
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