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The Barn: A Testament to Time and Tradition

by Kari Litscher   “Little did anyone know that this new structure would go on to live many lives, serving purposes far beyond its original intent.” —BVM Archivist Jennifer Head 1893–1904: Seeds of Growth on the Prairie In 1893, the…

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Sisters of Charity, BVM Celebrates UISG-USG Contribution

We rejoice at the release of UISG-USG’s contribution to the interim phase of the global Synod on behalf of their member congregations, including the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. We celebrate the 13 proposals for growing women’s…

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Insights from the UN CSW: Women’s Rights Are Human Rights

by Kari Litscher After their participation in the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) in March, participants were eager to share their  experiences with panel attendees at Mount Carmel Bluffs in Dubuque, Iowa. The panelists included BVMs…

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My BVM and UCC Faiths Intersect Giving Me Hope and Strength

Associate Dr. Sherry Warren attends the UN International Women’s Day 2023. by Associate Dr. Sherry Warren Every March the United Nations hears from one of its largest commissions and the only one that focuses specifically on women and girls  around…

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A Place of Welcome: Bridging Communities and Cultures

BVMs Kathy Conway (l.), and Mary Martens enjoy working with a student at the Presentation Lantern Center in Dubuque, Iowa. by BVMs Kathy Conway and Mary Martens Adult immigrants and refugees who settle in Dubuque, Iowa, find “A Place of…

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Securing Hope: Liaison of the American Dream

Through her work with the Immigrant and Refugee Reform Committee at Old St. Patrick's Church in Chicago, BVM Mary Fran McLaughlin (l.), supports Venezuelan family José, Jesús, and Maria, with co-liaison Doug DuBois. by Mary Fran McLaughlin, BVM I eagerly…

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