Dear Sisters & Friends,
Welcome to this, the February IPA Update where we offer you the recent IPA Newsletter that has been put together by Christopher Zefting our IPA Programme Action Leader.
We also refer you to:
The IPA Justice Contact Newsletter.
Your invitation to "Let This Be The Time" the South West Presentation Province Day on February 21st 3.30pm - 5.30pm. We include the flyer and the link to join. Feel free to share with others.
At the Presentation Justice Desk we made a submission to the Official Irish State Voluntary National Review and we also offer this below.
With every good wish
Brian
IPA Justice Contact Update. All your IPA News in One Place.
Dear Sisters and Friends,
The Justice Commission of the South West Province are excited to invite you to attend their upcoming Province Day -
"Let This Be the Time" (flyer attached)
At this Province Day we will hear from
1. Jane Mellett - Trócaire's Laudato Si Officer who will speak to us about "The Letter".
2. Sr. Jo McCarthy of the Cork Migrant Centre on her input to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
3. Brian O' Toole on the SDGs and Ireland's second Voluntary National Review.
We have extended this invitation to the Sisters and Friends of Nano in the South West, North East and English Presentation Provinces
On
February 21st Next
at
3.30pm - 5.30pm
This is the link to join..
Time: Feb 21, 2023 03:15 PM London
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85719217071?pwd=RXR5empIYjgwRFJ0OEpMZTFDSnhEUT09
Meeting ID: 857 1921 7071
Passcode: 630896
We look forward to meeting with you all at our Virtual Province Day
from
Brian O' Toole on behalf of the
The Justice Commission of the South West Province of Ireland.
The Irish State are in the process of preparing their Second Voluntary National Review that will outline their progress to date with respect to the Irish promise re the SDGs. Further this VNR will indicate the next steps for SDG implmentation at home and abroad as per the 2nd National SDG Implementaiton Plan. At their invitaiton we have prepared an 800 word (well slightly over the limit!) submission to the official Irish VNR and this can be read below.