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A Reflection by Riley Weber

The organization Christians for Peace in El Salvador, or CRISPAZ, hosted me and ten other University of Dayton students for one week in January, 2015. Throughout this week my peers and I experienced the daily routines of those living in the fast-paced atmosphere of San Salvador, the capital city of El Salvador, as well as the town of San Jose Los Flores, a small agricultural village with dirt roads and one large church at the center. I had anticipated that my time in El Salvador would be a life-changing experience, but I had no idea that these eight days would change my perspective on faith, service, and international relations.

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Save the Date: The 2026 Peter Hinde CRISPAZ Peace Award.

Save the date for a special evening of gratitude and celebration! Join us on November 12 in Boston, MA,

Remembering Carol V Muntz, 1939 – 2026 former board member and social justice advocate

Carol Virginia Seeley Muntz was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in 1939 to Howard and Gladys Seeley. She was

Sister Elizabeth (Betty)’s Obituary 1935 – 2026 (2020 CRISPAZ Peace Award honoree)

Sister of Mercy Elizabeth (Betty) Campbell, known for her lifelong insistence on and advocacy for the dignity and human
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