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A Spirituality of Open Eyes: The Vincentian Charism and Reform of the Church
The superior general of the Congregation of the Mission, Tomaž Mavrič, introduces this special issue of Vincentian Heritage. Referencing the teachings of Pope Francis, Mavrič explains how service to the poor is essential to the Vincentian charism and to the reform of the Catholic Church as a whole. He outlines the strategies that the Church will employ to increase inclusion for the marginalized. These involve recognizing the central role of the laity (especially the marginalized laity) and reforming power structures, including those of the Church, to encourage their participation
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Dine Green, Be Kind: Local vs. Chain Restaurants in Sustainability, Brand Attachment, and Pro-social Behaviors
The restaurant industry is characterized by excessive waste and resource consumption, and it faces a pressing need to adopt environmental sustainability practices (ESPs). This research aims to explore the sequential relationship from ESPs to brand attachment (BA) to pro-environmental behaviors while examining the enhancing role of locally-owned restaurants in strengthening these relationships. The survey used a scenario-based survey of U.S. diners and collected data about waste reduction, recycling, minimum water usage, energy conservation, brand attachment, restaurant ownership (local/chain), pro-environmental patronage behavior, and pro-environmental stewardship behavior, using a seven-point Likert Scale. This study aims to advance our understanding of the potential mediating role of BA in the relationship between ESPs and pro-environmental behaviors. Additionally, it intends to shed light on the significance of ESPs, particularly within locally-owned restaurants. Restaurants can potentially employ the study\u27s anticipated findings to encourage specific consumer behaviors, including feedback, compassion, empathy, and loyalty, to foster a sustainable and prosperous future
Spirits of the king
Spirits of the King (SotK) is a 1v1 card game where players use essential resources to conjure spirits from a shared pool to defeat their opponent. Players must make strategic sacrifices to keep themselves from danger or to threaten their opponent, ultimately revealing how much they are willing to risk for victory. The themes, mechanics, and material design of SotK are very heavily inspired by information found in Aleister Crowley’s The Lesser Key of Solomon