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by Joachim Pham

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April 9, 2018
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  • Read more about Sisters visit mountain villages for first time in decades, bringing Easter tidings

Visual Essay, Easter in Yen Bai Province - Holy Week took on particular significance for Lovers of the Holy Cross sisters who helped prepare Hmong ethnic villagers in the mountainous province of Yen Bai in northwestern Vietnam celebrate the holiest time of the year for the first time in decades.

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  • Read more about High demand, low resources: Nursing home endures Venezuela's economic crisis

As Venezuela's unprecedented economic crisis drags on for a fifth year, the four sisters from the Hermanitas de los Pobres de Maiquetía congregation that run the Providence Asylum nursing home face a heartbreaking dilemma: record demand, but record low resources. The most dreaded part of Sr. Emilia Rivero's day comes each morning. When she opens the door to the nursing home she runs in downtown Caracas, she almost always finds six to eight senior citizens, sometimes with their families, waiting outside, hoping she has space.

by Colleen Gibson

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April 6, 2018
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  • Read more about When Easter joy is delayed

You can't rush grace. You can only be willing to receive the gifts of the season whenever they come.

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"My spirituality is enriched with gratitude, and it is a joy to give of myself to those who have so little."

This story appears in the See for Yourself feature series. View the full series.

by Nancy Linenkugel

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  • Read more about That's a lot of lawnmowers

See for Yourself - The flight attendant squeezed down the narrow aisle with her tightly engineered refreshment cart. She got to me, and I accepted a cup of ice water. Delicious.

by Joyce Meyer

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  • Read more about Despite struggles, African superiors plan for future of vibrant religious life

GSR Today - At the gathering of the Confederation of Major Superiors of Africa and Madagascar, or COMSAM, more than 400 brightly habited women and men religious from some of the most troubled areas of Africa reflected on their roles in the future of their countries and the continent.

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  • Read more about Q & A with Sr. Alison McCrary, working to hold police accountable

Sister for Christian Community Alison McCrary, the executive director of the National Police Accountability Project, laughs when she explains how she came to be a lawyer and a Catholic sister. "It's really just listening to the Spirit's invitation," she said. "None of it was ever planned."

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  • Read more about Asylum seekers in Israel try to weave a safety net as deportation looms

Comboni Missionary Sr. Azezet Kidane thought the worst part of the trauma for the Eritrean asylum seekers she counsels in Israel was already past. But the Eritreans in Tel Aviv, already struggling with poverty, isolation and discrimination, and some healing from torture, now face yet another hurdle: Netanyahu's aggressive and controversial plan to deport African asylum seekers. Deportation is set to begin within weeks.

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"The little virtues may seem simple. Cultivating them is a life's work."

by Ellen Dauwer

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  • Read more about A new program for new religious

Participants in the Together program will engage in theological reflection, spiritual direction and experiences that foster interpersonal skills for community living, intercultural capacities and effective communication.

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