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Herbs & Plants. Pelargonium sidoides. A curative Plant.

It is a small geranium-like plant which is commonly referred to as ‘South African geranium’ or Umckaloabo in the Zulu language. It is highly regarded by traditional healers as one of the major curative plants. The plant grows in a rosette pattern and forms thick and very dark brown underground roots that grow up to

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Greenland. The community of sun and ice.

Having come to the world’s attention, Greenland has asserted its autonomy and independence. There is a small but growing Catholic community in the country. US President Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed interest in “buying Greenland.” Greenlandic Prime Minister Mute Egede has responded firmly: “We are not for sale, and we never will be.” The country

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Herbs & Plants. Sarcocephalus latifolius. The plant’s healing ability.

African traditional healthcare systems use medicinal plants. They are among the oldest and most diverse systems of healthcare, and they remain the most accessible and affordable health resource. One such highly valued medicinal plant is Sarcocephalus latifolius (Smith), the African peach, which belongs to the plant family Rubiaceae. The generic name of this plant is

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Mexico-United States. Tijuana. Resilience and Hope

‘During its 38 years of operation, Casa del Migrante has welcomed more than 270,000 people through its doors,’ said Fr. Pat Murphy, who stepped down in September after 12 years as director of the Scalabrini Centre, the oldest migrant assistance facility on the Tijuana border. This year, the House of the Migrants has celebrated 38

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Mexico-United States: To offer hope to many migrants.

‘La Casa del Migrante’ in Ciudad Juárez provides food, medical care, and psychological, legal and spiritual support. The distance from Ciudad Juárez to El Paso is short – just over twenty kilometres – but it is now nearly impossible to cross if you want to leave the Mexican city behind, enter the US, and pursue

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