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SEE@mcc.org wrote:
> 
> TOPIC:  LENTEN RESOURCE EXPLORING GLOBAL ECONOMICS NOW AVAILABLE
> DATE:   February 3, 1997
> FROM:   Mennonite Central Committee Communications
> CONTACT:  Martin Shupack MCC Washington Office
> V: 717/859-1151 F: 717/859-2171
> E-MAIL ADDRESS:  mailbox@mcc.org
> 
> AKRON, Pa. -- A new Lenten resource, "The Economic Way of the
> Cross," explores current world economic issues through the recounting
> of Jesus' suffering and crucifixion.
> 
> The resource, by the Religious Working Group on the World Bank and
> International Monetary Fund, was prepared for Christian groups who
> on Good Friday re-enact the Stations of the Cross, stopping at various
> community sites as a public witness.  It is equally useful for groups
> interested in studying global economics any time.
> 
> Although the Stations of the Cross is a tradition associated with
> Roman Catholics, ecumenical groups are increasingly practicing it.
> The "Economic Way of the Cross" resource was created for
> interdenominational use.
> 
> The Washington Office of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) U.S.
> is one of more than 40 faith groups belonging to the Religious
> Working Group that prepared the resource.  MCC U.S. staffperson
> Martin Shupack helped write and edit the booklet.
> 
> "The Economic Way of the Cross," with materials for study, action
> and reflection, is available for $6 from the Religious Working Group
> on WB/IMF, PO Box 29132, Washington, D.C. 20017.  An
> accompanying packet of seven picture postcards is also available for an
> extra $3.  (The postcards depict public Way of the Cross enactments
> with peace and justice themes from Kenya, Nicaragua, the Philippines
> and Washington, D.C.)  For more information, write an e-mail
> message to "mknolldc@igc.apc.org," phone (202) 283-1780 or fax
> (202) 832-1780.
> 
>                        -30-
> 
> esw27january1997
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