You, in small groups, will help our class explore the complex reality that many people around the world are living by researching a modern day situation of oppression. Your task will be to tell the story of your people who are suffering oppression. Help us see reality through the eyes of the poor for whom Christ had a special love & care. You will be asked to place these people’s stories into the context of their region, to explain the violence these people experience, to identify those who are perpetuating it & explain the reality of those who are victimized by it. You will explain both the historical roots of this oppression and how the principles of Catholic Social Teaching challenge us to overcome the oppression. You, in small groups, will help our class explore the complex reality that many people around the world are living by researching a modern day situation of oppression. Your task will be to tell the story of your people who are suffering oppression. Help us see reality through the eyes of the poor for whom Christ had a special love & care. You will be asked to place these people’s stories into the context of their region, to explain the violence these people experience, to identify those who are perpetuating it & explain the reality of those who are victimized by it. You will explain both the historical roots of this oppression and how the principles of Catholic Social Teaching challenge us to overcome the oppression.
Minority Rights Group International
Minority Rights Group International campaigns worldwide
with around 130 partners in over 60 countries
to ensure that disadvantaged minorities and indigenous peoples,
often the poorest of the poor, can make their voices heard.
The Peoples Under Threat Map is a fantastic link.
Gregory Lum, Library Director
glum@jesuitportland.org
503.292.2663 ext. 7402
Erin Fitzpatrick-Bjorn, Librarian
efitzpatrick@jesuitportland.org
503.292.2663 ext. 7403
Starting Monday, April 5, 2021:
Regular Hours:
All Digital Days -- Library is CLOSED
On Campus Days (typically Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday)
7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Closed on weekends
and school holidays
The Clark Library is a haven for quiet study, research, and personal reading
There is
no eating or drinking
allowed in the library.
Water is allowed.
Borrowing Books:
Overdues:
Students who have overdue items will:
Students who lose or damage library material must pay for the replacement of material.
Computers:
Students may use computers to enhance their learning. Please limit gaming to home time.
After School:
Students may use the library for quiet study after school.
Internet Acceptable Use Policy
If you want to cite an Internet source for any paper in any class at Jesuit, follow theInternet Acceptable Use Policy.
Technology Policy
As a Catholic, college-preparatory school, Jesuit High School recognizes the need to educate young men and women to use technology ethically and effectively and follow the Technology Policy.
Multnomah County Library
