Communitas

We could find about 5,000 people nationwide who were members of groups like this but we think many others just want to stay under the radar, says D'Antonio, who helped organize his own group, called Communitas, where he'll join in Easter vigil on Saturday night.

Christians celebrate 'simple' Easter 2011

We could find about 5,000 people nationwide who were members of groups like this but we think many others just want to stay under the radar, says D'Antonio, who helped organize his own group, called Communitas, where he'll join in Easter vigil on Saturday night.

Christians celebrate 'simple' Easter 2011

KLARE: She also has a Ph.D. in ethnic studies, and she works with an organization known as Communitas, which does training and consulting with non-profit organizations and governmental agencies on how to cope with problems of institutionalized racism in their organization.

Rogue States and Nuclear Outlaws: America's Search for a New Foreign Policy 1995

We could find about 5,000 people nationwide who were members of groups like this but we think many others just want to stay under the radar, says D'Antonio, who helped organize his own group, called Communitas, where he'll join in Easter vigil on Saturday night.

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The five hundred participants were channeled into five “working collectives,” with titles like “Performance and Collectivity: The Emergence and Transformation of Societal Structures through the Enactment of Communitas” (I was one of the leaders for that mouthful, along with Harry Boyte, George Lakey, and Max Kaplan) and “Performance and the Transformation of Historical Perspective: The Living Story” (led by Barbara Meyerhoff, Meridel LeSueur, Doug Paterson, and Tom McGrath).

Memory, Money, and Persistence: Theater of Social Change in Context 2002

The university, apprehensive of doctrinal excesses, assembled (September, 1418) the whole party, the Communitas fratrum, in order to come to an agreement on doubtful points.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability 1840-1916 1913

[1] "Communitas bacheleriae Angliae," _Burton Ann_., p. 471.

The History of England From the Accession of Henry III. to the Death of Edward III. (1216-1377) Reginald Lane Poole 1892

"The Communitas Awards have been earned through the hard work of our employees and we will continue to lead by example."

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Communitas Awards are an international effort to recognize the spirit of communitas, a Latin word meaning "people helping people."

News 2010

Communitas winners are recognized for specific programs involving volunteerism, philanthropy or ethical, sustainable business practices.

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