Europe
Pax Romana European Newsletter May 2008
Please find attached the May issue of the Pax Romana European Newsletter.
ICMICA European Newsletter No 5 March 2008
Attached is the fifth European Newsletter which includes the European Pax Romana Symposium in Celje and other interesting articles.
Pax Romana ICMICA Europe News Letter (No 3 –June 2007)
This newsletter (attached) is based on the ELC meeting and the 60th Anniversary Celebrations in Rome.
ICMICA Newsletter No 1 - December 2006
This newsletter (See attachment) was proposed at the European Liaison Committee (ELC) meeting in Venice to provide European federations with a better idea of the activities of Pax Romana ICMICA, both internationally and within Europe
New Pax Romana ICMICA Publication
We are pleased to inform you about the new Pax Romana ICMICA publication, edited by ALUC - Association Luxembourgeoise des Universitaires Catholiques: "Which Europe?: Ethical and Constitutional Challenges to the European Project - The minutes of the Congress" (The European Conference of MIIC - Pax Romana: Luxembourg, 3-6th September 2003).
Luxembourg European Declaration
1. Our generations have been marked by a new awareness of European unity. After one of the blackest centuries in our history, after the conflicts and the fascisms, the night and fog of the nazi extermination, the scourge of communism - for the first time our continent can imagine a shared future, in a democratic prospect of freedom, equality, the rule of law and respect for human rights. Thus the 20th century saw the birth of great hopes. It was the time when democracies took root, when the economy boomed as never before, when the first ecumenical gains were made, when the thought of the founding fathers of the united Europe was shaped and there was a pastoral and religious renaissance launched by the Vatican II Council.
Declaracin Europea de Luxemburgo
- Nuestras generaciones han estado marcadas por la conciencia de la unidad de Europa. Despus de uno de los siglos ms negros de nuestra historia, despus de las guerras y el fascismo, la oscuridad y la niebla de la exterminacin nazi, del azote del comunismo- por primera vez nuestro continente puede imaginar compartir el futuro desde una perspectiva democrtica de libertad, igualdad y de aplicacin y respeto de los derechos humanos. De este modo el siglo XX conoci el nacimiento de grandes ilusiones. Fue el tiempo cuando se afianzaron las democracias, cuando la economa creci como nunca lo haba hecho, cuando se realizaron los primeros logros ecumnicos, cuando se dise el pensamiento de los padres de la unin europea y cuando emergi el renacimiento espiritual y religioso del Concilio Vaticano II.
