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GSR Today - The United Nations marked the first World Day Against Trafficking in Persons July 30 "to raise awareness of this issue among the general public, policy-makers and civil society. The World Day provides an opportunity for the world to act to end this crime and show solidarity with its victims."

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  • Read more about In Jerusalem hospital, staff and family help Gaza trauma patients

St. Joseph Hospital, run by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition in Jerusalem, is treating wounded Gaza residents. Sr. Muna Totah said the nuns' presence helps the patients and their families face their challenges, regardless of their religion. "They know we are here to keep them and care for them," she said. "They call us angels and feel our love."

by Christine Schenk

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  • Read more about Top 10 quotes from the Vatican's 'sensus fidei' document

Current church teachings on women's roles; human rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people; and birth control are, to my mind, obvious examples of decisions made without sufficient consultation with the faithful. While carefully distinguishing between public opinion and the "sense of the faithful," the statement nevertheless values the role of public opinion and lists helpful criteria for Catholics to evaluate the important dispositions needed to participate in the sensus fidei.

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July 31, 2014
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  • Read more about Q & A with Sr. Kathleen Erickson

Sr. Kathleen Erickson first went to serve on the United States’ southern border with Mexico in 1991. She served there 18 years and recently, she’s been speaking out on the root causes of the immigration crisis. Most of the children are coming from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. Erickson was an international observer of the Honduran elections last November and spent five weeks in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, earlier this summer.

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by Dawn Araujo-Hawkins

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July 30, 2014
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Three stats and a map - Most climate scientists agree that the time to find clean and renewable sources of energy is now. And although officials from Accra to Ontario are moving toward solar power, there are still questions about clean energy best practices.

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  • Read more about Q & A with Sr. Julie George

Sr. Julie George believes God has called her to seek justice on behalf of women. A human rights lawyer and a member of the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters Servants of the Holy Spirit in India, she is director of Streevani, a women’s empowerment organization. She said, "Many women would never have reached the court without our help."

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"Compassion is the basis of morality."

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  • Read more about Marking the scourge of uranium mining

Most people remember the 1979 Three Mile Island disaster, but few have heard of the uranium tailings pond break that sent contaminated waters from near Gallup, N.M., to as far as Winslow, Ariz., 35 years ago – that same year. Even today the contamination rests under foot and threatens distant waterways and lands, and those of us nearby mark the annual progress.

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July 29, 2014
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GSR Today - The way we understand the Bible is important. How we are taught the Bible – that is, how religious authorities understand the Bible – is important

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July 29, 2014
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  • Read more about Being contemplative in a digital world

Living in a digital world has changed my prayer life. I now feel more connected globally, aware of what is going on in real time, anywhere, anytime. Through news alerts and in constant communication with community, family and friends, the reality of how we are all connected is immediate and concrete. However, I noticed some changes in myself and my own contemplative practice about nine years ago. The immediacy of technology and accessibility can be a blessing or a curse.

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