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Take Off Your Shoes. Get Your Feet Wet. Anne Victory, HM My favorite place for reflection is the beach. Every year I look forward to the annual trek with friends to the Outer Banks
Evelyn Chumbow of Cameroon says she was only nine years old when she was trafficked into forced labor in the Washington, D.C., area. Chumbow, who’s now in her mid-30s, says s
Human trafficking in South Dakota is a more pressing issue than some may realize. According to Sacred Heart Monastery Sisters Mary Jo Polak and Joelle Bauer, this is partially due
A Second Chance For Alexis: A Call To Action For Women’s Religious Communities In Ohio by Sally Duffy, SC A recent legislative victory in Ohio will allow survivors of traffi
Recognizing the Humanity of Traffickers by Sister Maryann Mueller, CSSF Several months ago on a retreat with other social justice coordinators I participated in an exercise that ha
As high-profile sports figures descend on Northeast Ohio this week, an 83-year-old nun arrived at the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Monday advocating for victims who walk amon
Developing Survivor Advocacy Training for Trafficked Persons by Marlene Weisenbeck, FSPA After more than a hundred presentations designed to raise awareness about human trafficking
Join the Movement, Create a Tipping Point to End Human Trafficking by Sister Linda Haydock, SNJM On first every Sunday of the month for ten years we Catholic Sisters and our compan
The Path Chosen for Me By Janus Small My personal belief is that there is a reason for everything that happens in your life – sometimes revealed immediately, sometimes later,
St. Josephine Bakhita: A Journey Many Know Today Elizabeth Murphy, Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center We have come to know Saint Josephine Bakhita to be a symbol of hope in
“Look at me! See who I really am.” by Jeanne Christensen, RSM My name is Emma and I am living a nightmare. Someone said it is Lent. What does that mean? I think it’s somethin
“In God’s will, there is great peace” by Carol Davis, OP The title of this reflection is a direct quote from Saint Josephine Bakhita, a courageous woman of faith who suffered
