Purrs4Peace Week 18

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#purrs4peace Hello everyone, we’re participating in Purrs 4 Peace Week 18. This week we are purring for Prosperity not Poverty.

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Sister Sascha is leading us today
Purring 4 Peace Starts Now

Conditions of poverty have been increasingly worsening worldwide. Roughly 1.4 billion people in the worldwide according to the world bank. And this is a deadly epidemic with one third of all deaths attributed to starvation or other poverty related factors (Source: World Health Organization.) Each year, over 10 million children in developing countries die before the age of five. More than half of these deaths are attributed to malnutrition, which claims a child’s life every 5 seconds. (United Nations Food Program).

Extreme poverty is one of the greatest threats world peace. Where people struggle with lack, there is instability and the conditions for violence are ripe. Indeed the head of the U.N.’s World Food Programme warned in 2005 that a “lethal mix” of AIDS, recurring drought and failing governance is slowly destroying social structures and undermining peace and security. In much of Africa, the prevalence of chronic hunger is an accurate barometer for the level of social instability, he said. And the 2007 Global Monitoring Report of the World Bank noted that extreme poverty is increasing in “fragile states and territories,” i.e., places which are sources of war, terrorism and refugee crisis. This is easy to understand. We can each imagine that if we or our child was without food, medicine, water, shelter (the basic necessities of life) we would be more likely to resort to violence to meet those needs.

Humanity can do better than this.

This week we Purr for the welfare of children. We purr that the family of man lives in prosperity rather than poverty. We purr to bring peace to the turmoil.

Please stop by and visit the Confucius Cat’s Blog, he is after all, our fearless leader on the Purrs 4 Peace project.

The appointed time for Week 18 is Sunday, October 11, 2009. Participants should purr for three minutes commencing at 3:00 p.m.. EDT (U.S.) which is 8:00 p.m. (20:00 hrs.) BST in the U.K. The cat’s human staff should assist their cats with the project by stroking and nuzzling the cat at the appointed time.

Please help my friend help others:  Ginger’s Passion

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Gracie
Gracie
13 years ago

I know all of your prayers will help. I also will join in with the prayer for prosperity for those in need. This is a wonderful idea to have prayer week.

Confucius Cat
Confucius Cat
13 years ago

As always, your help with purrs 4 peace is much appreciated. Purrs 2 you. And what an adorable photo.

Furkidsmom
Furkidsmom
13 years ago

We purred today too!

Sniffie and the Florida Furkids

Cindy
Cindy
13 years ago

Purring prayers work
cindy

Alasandra
Alasandra
13 years ago

We are purring…….and may we say sister Sascha your relaxed pose is an inspiration to us. ~S,S,C & F

Karen Jo
Karen Jo
13 years ago

This is a great thing to purr for.