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Abbé Pierre

1912-2007

Founder of the Emmaus Movement

A LIFE OF STRUGGLES

Scout

1931

Family

1927

Capuchin “Brother Philippe”

1938

Member of the Resistance, Vercors (France)

circa 1940

Escapee, Madrid (Spain)

1944

Cherian Nagar (India)

Drawing,

Bessans (France)

1967

1928 - 1930

Watercolour,

Lac St Point (France)

1929

Citizens of the World

1970

Above all, Abbé Pierre was

Montreal (Canada)

Young people’s camp (Denmark)

1969

Assisi (Italy)

1955

1989

a man of action!

Burkina Faso

Bengal campaign

1991

1971

Beirut (Lebanon)

Emmaus GA (Belgium)

1997

1984

UNCONDITIONAL WELCOME

He welcomed others, without judgement

Georges Legay

First companion

Lucie Coutaz and Abbé Pierre

Lucie Coutaz

Co-founder of Emmaus

The first companions

1949

The first companions

help him help otherS

OPENNESS

TO THE WORLD

Italy

Japan

Cambodia

Rwanda

Bolivia

India

Indonesia

Sahara

Chile

France

Charlie Chaplin

Albert Einstein

Dalaï Lama

Vinoba Bhave

Sœur Emmanuelle

Dom Hélder Câmara

Josué de Castro

Mgr Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury

54

1 February

st

63

69

GA Bern (Switzerland)

May 1969

71

Sharing

Living and Working

Dignity and Independence

Social transformation

The Emmaus movement is all about people coming together, discovering the distress of others, and deciding to pool

their efforts

RAISING

AWARENESS

AND ENGAGING WITH DECISION-MAKERS

Power is blind and suffering is mute

Squat at Pont de Sully, Paris (France)

1955

Montreal (Canada)

1955

the voiceless

Indira Gandhi (India)

Kofi Annan (Switzerland)

2000

1962

Dwight Eisenhower (USA)

1955

Sylvanus Olympio (Togo)

Jacques Chirac (France)

1960

2005

What does politics mean? It means looking for ways

to ensure the common good and justice

“Ouvrons les yeux (Open our eyes)” symposium (Paris)

Florence (Italy)

René Cassin, Alphonse Bernasconi, UDHR, UN (Geneva)

FAO Assembly (Rome)

with Lord Attlee, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Appeal for Democratic Renewal in Benin (France)

High-Level Committee for Housing, Paris (France)

Bosnia

1963

1947

1990

1984

1992

1995

2005

Abbé Pierre’s Christmas, (France)

2007

March in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso)

1973

1955

1991

1987

2003

1993

Chilean refugees, Esteville (France)

Support for squatters on Boulevard René Coty in Paris (France)

Support for Turks denied asylum, Grenoble (France)

Pont Saint Esprit, International

humanitarian meetings (France)

Squat at Pont de Sully, Paris (France)

duty to refuse to obey that which destroys what is good

Access to Water

(Benin)

World Social Forum

(Brasil)

World Water Day

(India)

Des Ponts pas des Murs (France)

Swimming the Mediterranean (Gibraltar) in support of Article 13

Ecotourism (Asia)

350 groups

37 countries

Together, we fight

Social and Environmental Justice

Ethical and Solidarity Economy

Freedom of Movement and Establishment

Peace

Universal Citizenship

Creation and design: PREZCREATION

Emmaus International would like to thank Ronia Ava for the voiceover.

Photos

© Emmaus International

Some of the photographs illustrating this presentation were taken by Abbé Pierre.

© Sébastien Gracco de Lay

© Vanja Čerimagić

© Jose Luis Iniesta

All rights reserved – 2018

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