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Monthly Reflections
December 1, 2022

Lights of Hope in the Darkness Anne Victory, HM The time has just changed from daylight savings to standard time for many across the world, and in the northern hemisphere, the days are shorter, darker, and in some regions, colder. World, national and local events seem to...

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November 11, 2022

TACTICS SIMILAR TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING Sally Duffy, SC Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently began bussing immigrants to places such as New York City, Chicago, and Washington DC to draw attention to more traditional cities governed by Democrats. Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida financed the flying of immigrants,...

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October 1, 2022

How Bad Can a Chocolate Pumpkin Be? Jeanne Christensen, RSM The Catholic Health Association has a spring campaign called “How Bad Can a Chocolate Bunny Be?”  Let’s plagiarize and ask “How bad can a chocolate pumpkin be? Or a chocolate turkey? Or a chocolate Christmas tree?” How bad?...

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August 1, 2022

Why not use the word “slavery” when referring to trafficking? Sister Michelle Loisel, DC [caption id="attachment_16929" align="alignright" width="348"] Picture by Martha Dansberger[/caption] Over the past few months, there have been several articles written and discussions at webinars I have attended on the words “slavery” and “trafficking.” It is common...

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July 7, 2022

Land of the Brave? Yes. Home of the Free? Not really. Theresa Flores July has always been one of my favorite months. My family always held our annual Family Reunion on the 4thof July in Indiana and got together each year with those with whom we shared...

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June 2, 2022

“That they all may be one.” John 17:21 By Margaret Louise Brown Christ’s Farewell Discourse, as written in the Gospel of John, shares His final request.  That humans live together as one. At the same time, the Bible reminds us that humans are easily distracted by their desire...

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March 1, 2022

A Century Later Human Trafficking Activists Continue Her Work By Sr. Maryann Mueller, CSSF Women's History Month was first observed in Sonoma, California, in 1978 as Women's History Week. Nine years later, after petitioning from the National Women's Project, Congress extended the observance of Women's History to...

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February 2, 2022

Let Us Celebrate Courage, Resilience and Compassion By Jeanne Christensen, RSM February 8 is the feast day of St. Josephine Bakhita. Why do we celebrate her? Because she is the patron saint for persons who are trafficked and exploited. Human trafficking is an insidious, violent, demeaning and...

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