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Monthly Reflections
January 7, 2022

Connecting the Dots By Sister Anne Victory, HM Remember those childhood puzzles and exercises of “connecting the dots?”  By following the numbered sequence, an image would emerge that was not apparent at the start. What looked like a random scattering of numbers and dots was transformed into...

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Monthly Reflections
December 7, 2021

Embracing the Radical Hope of Advent By Jennifer Reyes Lay, Executive Director of AEHT Focusing on the reality of human trafficking and working to end it as my full-time job, I am frequently asked by people, “How do you do it? How are you able to face...

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Monthly Reflections
August 1, 2021

By Maryann Agnes Mueller, CSSF “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” -Nelson Mandala As we approach the beginning of a new school year, it is important to remember that aside from children, teachers, and staff, human traffickers can be found...

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Monthly Reflections, Survivor Support
July 4, 2021

SIMPLE YET COMPLICATED Sister Michelle Loisel, DC "Kaleidoscope" by docoverachiever is licensed under CC BY 2.0 When I was a little girl, I loved kaleidoscopes. I was fascinated by the colors and patterns. I loved how each time I turned the cylinder, the pattern would change. Sometimes, the...

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Monthly Reflections, Survivor Support
June 1, 2021

Compassion and empowerment are at the heart of relationships with survivors of human trafficking. They are essential elements for building trust and restoring one’s sense of self and dignity.  From my years of working with survivors, it is my privilege to share with you the incredible...

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Monthly Reflections
April 1, 2021

Read, Weep, Pray, then ACT! Judy Molosky, CSJ Want to know about how to start a non-profit supporting women and children? Ask Judy Vaughan, CSJ in Los Angeles! In 1996 Judy launched Alexandria House with the generous help of the Immaculate Heart Community of L.A., Sisters of...

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Monthly Reflections
March 5, 2021

“They were driven by an abhorrence of the idea that one individual could own another.” By Maryann Mueller, CSSF Several years ago, I read Sue Monk Kidd’s book The Invention of Wings. I was halfway through the book when I realized that it was based on the...

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