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Sisters' ministry in Uganda inspires hope

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By Mary Lilly Driciru
| Global Sisters Report Verified
As I reflect on the many ways hope endures in our world, I find myself drawn to the work of sisters in northern Uganda, who serve as channels of hope for vulnerable and marginalized members of society. Though the Jubilee Year 2025 has passed, the spirit of hope it inspired remains alive through their ministry.
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Sisters in Northern Uganda build sustainable peace with Pax Christi International

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By Mary Lilly Driciru, Mourine S. Achieng
| Global Sisters Report Verified
Today, more than ever, peace is a necessity. Peace is a global trending topic, and many social justice advocates dwell on it. I'm fascinated by this theme because I have seen how justice is denied to some people in local communities, as well as within the global family. I appreciate people and organizations who advocate for justice and peace, such as the Gulu Episcopal Provincial Annual Prayer Peace Week and World Day of Peace in the Catholic Church.
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For sisters outside the US, the 'stakes are high' in 2024 election Original

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By Eucharia Madueke, Mary Lilly Driciru, Joan Chunkapura, Tessy Jacob
| Global Sisters Report Verified
As the United States approaches the 2024 presidential election, Catholic sisters outside the U.S. say they are watching the race for the White House with a mixture of concern, worry and even anxiety, saying what happens will have deep ramifications throughout the world. Of particular concern is how the next U.S. president — whether it's Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump — will deal with issues like the war in Ukraine, human rights and immigration.
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