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Salt: 50 Years of Evolving Ministry

In 1982, a group of 66 BVMs chartered a bus and went to New York City to peacefully protest the nuclear arms race. The Second Article of a Three-Part Series by Teri Hadro, BVM Salt magazine is half a century…

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Pilgrims of Hope and Seeds of Hope

by Colleen McGinnity, BVM and Associate Suzie Coulthard Throughout the long story of the Church, women and men religious have travelled far and wide bringing the good news of God’s love and presence into people’s lives, spreading seeds of hope. Our…

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BVMs sign the ICCR Immigration Reform Statement

The Sisters of Charity, BVM are one of the nearly 100 institutional investors to sign onto this statement in support of comprehensive immigration reform they view as critical to creating business certainty, operational continuity, economic expansion, and a more cohesive…

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Dandelion House: Planting Seeds and Spreading Hope

Dandelion House Director Fumi Tosu (l.) enjoys a weekly community meal with Catholic Workers and resident guests. by Kari Litscher Dandelion House, an intentional community in Portland, Ore., is making a significant impact in its second year of operation, with…

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Memories Call for a Response—2008 to 2025

by Mary McCauley, BVM Ah yes, I remember it well. The day was Monday, Aug. 18, 2008. The car was packed. I pulled out of the St. Patrick Parish driveway in Monona, Iowa, made a left  turn onto Highway 18…

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A Call for Dignity of all People

As women of the Church, we, the Leadership Team of the Sisters of Charity, BVM, are called to give strong public witness against oppression brought about by unjust political and social structures, locally, nationally, and internationally. We seek to cultivate…

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Nuns on the Bus & Friends: A Journey for Justice

The re-imagined Nuns on the Bus & Friends carries the legacy of women religious forward, building a coalition of friends committed to social justice.  by Elizabeth Avalos, BVM In 2012, Director Simone Campbell, Sister of Social Service (SSS), and her…

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