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Helene Stapinski

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author, The American Way: A True Story of Nazi Escape, Superman and Marilyn Monroe; NYTimes freelancer; NYU professor
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Migrant farmworkers are lonely and scared. This Jesuit leads a ministry to serve them.

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By Helene Stapinski Verified
| America Magazine Verified
In a large field in Michigan, spring has arrived. After a long, cold winter, the sweet cherry trees are beginning to bud, and the strawberries will soon ripen. Beneath a tall, bare silver maple sit five migrant farm workers, several members of the clergy and some laypeople who have come to visit this camp to eat together and talk.
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Stories of Hope

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By Helene Stapinski Verified, Dylan Gunn, John W. Miller Verified
| America Magazine Verified
Posted inFeatures Tom Florek, S.J., is the executive director of the Catholic Migrant Farmworker Network, a national nonprofit made up of 40 dioceses that minister to the thousands of people. Posted inFeatures Mark Colville is something of an expert on homeless encampments. He and his wife, Luz Catarineau, have spent the last three years operating one in their backyard. Posted inFeatures As Father Pham listed job after job, I couldn’t believe how he fit everything in.
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Features - America Magazine

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By M. Cathleen Kaveny, Agbonkhianmeghe E. Orobator, Helene Stapinski Verified
| America Magazine Verified
Skip to content Posted inFeatures Tom Florek, S.J., is the executive director of the Catholic Migrant Farmworker Network, a national nonprofit made up of 40 dioceses that minister to the thousands of people. Posted inFeatures For more than five decades, the group has listened to the people affected by forces of destruction and shared their stories in a series of pastoral letters.
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