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For migrant children facing deportation alone in court, a Catholic nun shows up

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By Dan Stockman Verified
| Global Sisters Report Verified
It's the faces, especially the children's faces, that keep Sr. Rose Kuhn awake at night. They have come from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico — somehow traveling up to 1,500 miles on their own, some as young as 4 years old, to the southwest border of the United States.
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Catholic sisters use shareholder activism to press Palantir, GM on human rights Original

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By Dan Stockman Verified
| Global Sisters Report Verified
The annual shareholder proposal season is complete, and Catholic sisters say the resolutions they put forth scored resounding victories. Of course, the sisters don't score these things the way average investors do. All five proposals pushed by sisters in 2026 failed to pass at the annual shareholder meetings publicly traded corporations hold every year.
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As US turns 250, Catholic nuns reaffirm values of justice that shaped their ministry

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| Global Sisters Report Verified
Sacred Heart Sr. Bridget Bearss, LCWR's associate director for transformative justice, said the ideas within the declaration are nothing new, but it is important at this moment to say "this is where we stand." LCWR also asked its member congregations to join in a June 25 prayer service, which included a reading of the Declaration of Commitment. And the organization is preparing for its next "100 Days of Prayer, Fasting & Advocacy" leading up to the midterm elections Nov. 3.
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