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Alison Nastasi

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Arts & culture journalist, artist, author of @chroniclebooks ‘Artists/Writers and Their Cats.’

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Los Angeles-based freelance writer, editor, Chronicle Books author, and artist.

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Ukraine recovery will be a 'long-haul' process, aid workers say

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By Elise Ann Allen Verified, Carol Glatz Verified, Alison Nastasi, Scott Hahn
| Angelus News Verified
With the war in Ukraine approaching the three-month mark, aid workers leading the humanitarian response in the country have said the impact of the conflict is being felt globally, and the recovery process is only beginning. Speaking to journalists during a May 16 panel, Tetiana Stawnychy, president of Greek-Catholic Caritas Ukraine, said that according to official estimates, some 14 million people, or roughly 30 percent of the population, have been displaced since Russia invaded Ukraine Feb.
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Poverty driving children into forced labor must be tackled, pope says

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By Carol Glatz Verified, Elise Ann Allen Verified, Alison Nastasi, Scott Hahn
| Angelus News Verified
Poverty and inequality, which are major factors in child labor exploitation, must be addressed, Pope Francis said in a written message.
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For lay religious orders, COVID has made the old new again

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By Alison Nastasi, Scott Hahn, Rhina Guidos Verified
| Angelus News Verified
Pope Francis has recently focused on expanding the role of laypeople in the Catholic Church with the March 19 publication of his apostolic constitution “Praedicate Evangelium” (“Preach the Gospel”) and his call to priests in dwindling religious communities to prepare laypeople to assist them in the work of evangelization.
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