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Faith and Struggle on Smokey Mountain SS202350 He is a member of

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He is a member of the Collegeville Institute Seminary on Vocation across the Lifespan

"The most comprehensive and thorough study of the Christian mission done in this generation

" --Neil Douglas-Klotz

Here he turns his attention to two symbols that dominated not only the spiritual world but also the daily life of African Americans in the twentieth century

Faith and Struggle on Smokey Mountain SS202350 He is a member ofFor many years, Smokey Mountain, a vast garbage dump in Manila, the Philippines, served as an emblem of third world squalor. In many ways, it is a metaphor for a planet slowly choking on garbage and waste. But for Fr. Ben Beltran, who served for three decades as chaplain to the 25,000 scavengers who survive off this reeking heap, it is also a metaphor of hope an emblem of the will to survive, the ability to create joy and find meaning even in the

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