Living with Conscience: A Magistrate, The Güengüense, and a Family’s Story of Love and Forgiveness
“We ought to act with conscience: knowing there are others that need our help, especially in the communities where we live.”
When Enemies Turn To Brothers – Lessons Learned
As part of the public awareness campaign, Love and Forgiveness in Governance Project team at Seton Hall University has organized a screening of When Enemies Turn To Brothers on Friday, April 11, 2014, 3-5 PM. The movie screening was followed by a lively discussion...
Father Xavier Fagba
“We cannot be silent and cower in the face of injustice, but must have courage. To be a Christian is not just about being baptized, and true Christians live a life of love and reconciliation, not bloodshed.”
Father Xavier-Arnauld Fagba is a notable example of a leader who lives out love and forgiveness in the face of trials. As the leader of a Catholic congregation in the Central African Republic town of Boali, Father Fagba has had plenty of opportunities to decide whether to encourage peace or revenge.
Announcement: Love and Forgiveness in Governance Essay Competition Winners
The 2014 Love and Forgiveness in Governance essay competition has come to a close. A number of essays were received from students, scholars and practitioners on the topic “Can leaders change the world by promoting love and forgiveness”. The purpose of this essay...
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