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Lessons From the Water Bucket: Learning About Strength and Struggle in Daily Work

Alyson Rockhold July 11, 2022

Sister Dorothy Mae Stang, S.N.D.: Holy Courage

Caitlin Kennell Kim August 9, 2012

Country: United States/Brazil
Born: July 7, 1931
Died: February 12, 2005
Religion: Catholic, Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur

Sr. Dorothy Stang worked tirelessly for poor farmers’ rights and preservation of the Brazilian rainforest. Confronted by assassins on a deserted road, she opened her Bible and read the Beatitudes to them. She was shot six times.

The Role of Religion in Human Rights, Transitional Justice and Peacemaking

Carla De Ycaza June 8, 2012

Religion and faith have always played an important role in my life, shaping my views of the world and informing my career path in human…

May is for Mary

Caitlin Kennell Kim May 4, 2012

The first time my now husband came to lunch in my tiny studio apartment he looked with puzzled amusement at the statues and icons of…

The Catholic Connection to Coffee

Podcasts February 27, 2012

Fr. Dave Dwyer, CSP and Fr. Larry Rice, CSP discuss the interesting connection between coffee, the papacy, and social justice. Find out how your cup…