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October 12, 2017
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  • Read more about Q & A with Sr. Suzanne Herder, consecrated life after marriage and children

A mother of two and grandmother of four, St. Joseph Sr. Suzanne Herder had a winding journey in religious life before she recently was elected to the St. Paul Province of St. Joseph of Carondelet's leadership team. 

This story appears in the Sustainable Development Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation feature series. View the full series.

by Soli Salgado

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  • Read more about Development, human rights, environment -- 'water is at the heart of all of it'

Wielding their power as shareholders to challenge corporations, women religious are teaming up with each other and with other faith groups to ensure companies are water-conscious in their corporate practices. "If one person is speaking to a company, that's one thing. ... When you come to the company, and you have 15 shareholders who are concerned about the issue, it makes a difference.

 

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"The church hasn't disappeared. It is still there, walking alongside people. Doing that work continues, and it has never stopped."

by Dan Stockman

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October 11, 2017
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  • Read more about Puerto Rico: Information, water, electricity scarce

Aid has been pouring in to Puerto Rico since Hurricane Maria ravaged the island Sept. 20, but the U.S. territory still faces a massive rebuilding challenge in addition to the immediate needs for water and food. As for women religious in Puerto Rico, little information has been coming out about how they fared in the storm and how they have been in the weeks since.

This story appears in the Notes from the Field feature series. View the full series.

by Natalia Liviero

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  • Read more about Doing something bigger than me

I decided in early 2016 that my life needed a change. On a plane ride to D.C. to see what was there, the young guy who sat next to me happened to work in the humanitarian field. He suggested I volunteer with a Catholic organization or go overseas to work with refugees. It was like being awakened from a long sleep.

by Kathryn James Hermes

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  • Read more about How do we hold the pain?

Events of this magnitude -- whether storms, terrorism or accidents -- make us confront fears too deep for words. By walking into them, as best we can, we discover that God is greater than our fear.

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"Illuminated by the light of this council, the church — we confidently trust — will become greater in spiritual riches and gaining the strength of new energies therefrom, she will look to the future without fear."

by Renée K. Gadoua

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  • Read more about Q & A with Sr. Denise LaRock on finding shelter for migrants ahead of Hurricane Harvey

Greyhound had canceled bus service in San Antonio, and about 50 immigrants were stranded at the downtown station. Sr. Denise LaRock helped contact city officials and nonprofit organizations, and a local church agreed to shelter the immigrants during the storm.

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  • Read more about Leave no one behind, globally

It was my privilege to be chosen by my congregation to attend the 2017 meeting of the High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development,   at the United Nations. I shared our interventions in India and our role in contributing towards realizing Sustainable Development Goals. 

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"When I talk about recovery, I put it in the context of what Christ did. He healed, and he restored. He healed people, but he also restored them to their rightful place in the community."

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