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August 1, 2016
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  • Read more about Sisters help Medicines for Humanity end preventable diseases in Haitian children

Haitian immigrants living in the Dominican Republic and working as sugar cane cutters are isolated by geography and economics from accessing medical care. Medicines for Humanity brings mobile health clinics to more than 20 communities each month. Catholic sisters are integral to the teams that travel to two bateyes: Daughters of Charity in Quisqueya, and the Grey Sisters of Immaculate Conception in Consuelo.

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"If you really want to experience the love of God, you will have to come out of the cozy environment of religious life and dedicate your life for serving the needy, sharing their joys and pain. This will shape you as real son or daughter of God."

This story appears in the Nuns on the Bus feature series. View the full series.

by Jan Cebula

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July 31, 2016
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  • Read more about Nuns on the Bus 2016: Witnessing history in the making

Nuns on the Bus Blog - When I was growing up, it wasn't an aspiration to become president. And yet, here I was, more than five decades later, about to witness something we had never imagined happening become a real possibility.

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July 29, 2016
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  • Read more about Catholic sisters among those embracing international efforts against human trafficking

A growing movement is recognizing the perils of human trafficking and its wide reach throughout the world. "Trafficking for exploitation robs people of dignity. It is modern-day slavery and evokes the Old Testament situation of Moses seeing the condition of the people in slavery in Egypt and wanting to rescue them."

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  • Read more about Hope needs a home

Check your social media feed or turn on the news these days and you will see and hear much to make you anxious, worried, sad, pessimistic or fearful. No matter how hard it is to take in, I believe we need to keep our eyes, ears and hearts open.

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"No synonym for God is so perfect as Beauty."

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July 28, 2016
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Nuns on the Bus Blog - The sisters are in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the site of the Democratic National Convention.

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July 28, 2016
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  • Read more about Will we build the common good or destroy the bonds that unite us?

"Interpret everything in its most favorable light." My adherence to this centuries-old maxim of the Sisters of St. Joseph is being severely tested right now.

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  • Read more about Q & A with Sr. Suso Kottirikal, living with and serving people with Hansen's disease

Sr. Suso Kottirikal served as boarding school hostel warden for 16 years, but she quit more than two decades ago to work with people who have Hansen's disease, also known as leprosy, and their children. Unlike others who work with leprosy patients, the member of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ chooses to live with them, sharing her room with two patients.

This story appears in the Sustainable Development Goals Overview feature series. View the full series.

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  • Read more about Sisters urge UN to remember grassroots work in pursuing development goals

Leaders of the United Nations say the global body's ambitious agenda to eliminate global poverty and other ills is off to a good start but are reiterating the need for common efforts involving governments, non-governmental groups, business and others — including religious bodies in which Catholic sisters play a prominent role.

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