Book of Ezekiel and Katrina.(FAITH & SPIRITUALITY)

From: Catholic New Times | Date: October 23, 2005| Author: Broderick, Rich | Copyright information

'The National Guard, who would normally be deployed to aid in disaster relief, was unable to respond adequately, because 40 percent of the Mississippi National Guard, and 35 per cent of the Louisiana National Guard is in Iraq'

The impact of Katrina on the people of New Orleans can be looked at from many perspectives. Many view it only as a natural disaster, something outside our control.

The best response in the face of such an event is one of active compassi...

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