Churches turn hunger issue into political pressure
United Press International notes religious groups embrace world hunger as a political cause. denominations report large appeals, Catholic and Episcopal leaders urge social justice and systemic change beyond charity, warning that food is a sacred resource and must be redistributed globally.
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Washington
Sahel
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Bangladesh
Fr. J. Bryan Hehir
Division of Justice and Peace
Catholic Bishops
U.S. Catholic Conference
Hehir
Pope Paul
Episcopal Church
Paul
Rom
Jesus Christophng
God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Earth
Heaven
John Brown
Jesus
Octavius Winslow
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