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November 1, 2016

Do my actions and beliefs reflect Redemption? by Sister Sally Duffy, S.C. A pattern of behaviors and conditions exist at the intersection of many issues, such as human trafficking, immigration and the need to migrate for asylees and refugees, poverty and inequity, domestic violence, treatment of prisoners...

October, 2016 Monthly Reflection

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Monthly Reflections, The Alliance to End Human Trafficking

October 1, 2016

Pray, Love, Act by Carol Davis, OP Globally, there are 20.9 million victims of human trafficking, with hundreds of thousands in the USA, per the International Labor Organization. Human trafficking occurs in every state and in Washington, DC. There is no single profile, no single way traffickers...

September, 2016 Monthly Reflection

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Monthly Reflections, Prayer Resources, Survivor Support, The Alliance to End Human Trafficking

September 2, 2016

Who Is God For Victims And Survivors Of Human Trafficking? By Jeanne Christensen, RSM As persons of faith, our prayer calls us to respond to the needs of the world and our response in ministry leads us back to God. We are called to integrate contemplation and action....

August, 2016 Monthly Reflection

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Monthly Reflections, The Alliance to End Human Trafficking

August 1, 2016

Collaboration: Ending Human Trafficking by Working Together by Anne Victory, HM [caption id="attachment_2486" align="alignright" width="424"] Artist: Frankie Dutil, CSJ. Used with permission, Region VII Justice Promoters.[/caption] Work on the issue of human trafficking can be taxing, even overwhelming at times for so many reasons. The complexity of the...

July, 2016 Monthly Reflection

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Awareness, Monthly Reflections, Survivor Support, The Alliance to End Human Trafficking

June 30, 2016

Contemplative Sustainability by Sister Kathleen Bryant, RSC For those of us involved in the multiple facets of fighting human trafficking, it has a price. We hear painful stories while growing in sensitivity and compassion for the suffering of victims. Listening to the horrendous stories, up against systemic...

May, 2016 Monthly Reflection

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Catholic Church, The Alliance to End Human Trafficking

May 1, 2016

The FRANCIS Factor in Abating Human Trafficking by Marlene Weisenbeck, FSPA – La Crosse Task Force to Eradicate Modern Slavery [caption id="attachment_255" align="alignnone" width="800"] Jean Schafer, SDS, and Marlene Weisenbeck, FSPA, share at a Vatican anti-trafficking seminar.[/caption] This is a compendium of references about the efforts of Pope...

Nuns on the Underground Railroad

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Around the World, The Alliance to End Human Trafficking, Uncategorized

January 28, 2015

While some people may have heard of the great work of Nuns on the Bus to engage people on pressing social issues, there’s also the “Nuns on the Underground Railroad”—a quiet movement of nuns working together to restore dignity and healing for victims of labor...

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Nuns on the Underground Railroad

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