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September 2020 WATERritual: Pray for Peace on Earth
September 30, 2020 in Blog, Featured, Monthly Rituals /by waterstaffIn Memory of Her: Dr. Virginia Ramey Mollenkott
September 28, 2020 in Blog, Featured, In Memory of Her /by waterstaffSeptember 2020 WATERtalk notes: Susan Thistlethwaite
September 18, 2020 in Blog, Featured, WATERtalks notes /by waterstaffCatholic Bishops’ Theological Mistakes on Abortion Come at a High Price
September 10, 2020 in Blog, Featured, Writings by Mary Hunt /by waterstaffBy Mary E. Hunt Originally published in Religion Dispatches September 3, 2020. The facts do not seem to be in dispute: a man from Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil raped his ten-year-old niece. By the time her pregnancy was discovered, her local jurisdiction declared that she was four days over the limit and the fetus was […]
Mary E. Hunt to Speak at Dignity/San Fransisco’s Guest Speaker Series, September 19, 2020
September 10, 2020 in Blog, Upcoming Events /by waterstaffReflection from Techika
July 31, 2020 in Intern Reflections /by waterstaffReflection from a Wesley Theological Seminary Intern By Techika Rhodes I have served as a WATER staff associate for the last year through Wesley Theological Seminary’s Practice of Ministry and Mission program. It has been both a transformative and enlightening process. There have been many important lessons that I have learned along the way and […]
A Reflection from Laura
July 31, 2020 in Blog, Featured, Intern Reflections /by waterstaffA Reflection from a Mennonite Voluntary Service Intern By Laura Carr-Pries I came to WATER in January 2020 through the Mennonite Voluntary Service program. As we transitioned to working from home in March, I spent more of my time working remotely than in person. I am very grateful for the time that I spent in […]
Hundreds of Catholic Leaders Voice Objections to State Department Commission on Unalienable Rights Report’s Priority for Religious Freedom
July 30, 2020 in Blog, Featured, Writings by Mary Hunt /by waterstaffOver 300 (final number to come) Catholic theologians, human rights activists, and community leaders have signed a statement that outlines strong concerns about the State Department’s Commission on Unalienable Rights draft report
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