While all Marists
seek to respond to important
human needs,
social
ministers work with and for those people whose needs
arise
from their social marginalization.
As social welfare workers, chaplains,
those who work with migrants and refugees, the homeless, working with those with AIDS,
Marists are able to confront the social problems of the day. Those directly
involved in these ministries collaborate with other Marist family members including lay people to advance social concerns and
human dignity for all.
Making sure there is
clean water by building wells
Responding
to important human needs - with the street
boys in The Philippines, the Aborigine people in Australia and visiting the Zoro people of the Amazon Basin in
Brazil and with the physically and intellectually impaired in New Zealand.
As social welfare workers, chaplains,
important human needs - with the street
boys in The Philippines, the Aborigine people in Australia and visiting the Zoro people of the Amazon Basin in
Brazil and with the physically and intellectually impaired in New Zealand.
