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Professor Elizabeth Donovan unfolds the problem of sex trafficking and how we can be part of the solution by working effectively to stop it. |
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Guest: Elizabeth Donovan, Associate Professor of Clinical Law, Ave Maria School of Law |
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Janet's Homework Assignment:
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- Google and read articles by Elizabeth Donovan:
• Elizabeth M.
Donovan, “Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act & Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers
Act: A Shield for Jane Doe,” Volume 52: Issue 1, Connecticut Law Review
• Elizabeth M. Donovan, “Catholic Social Teaching and Neo-Abolitionism:
Tearing Down the House of the Rising Sun,” Volume 67: Issue 3, Cleveland State
Law Review
• Elizabeth M. Donovan, “Same As It Ever Was: In Support of the Rights of Sex Trafficking Victims,” Volume 36: Issue 4, pages 489 – 634, Quinnipiac Law Review, 2018
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Beyond Sunday
by Teresa Tomeo
Countless Catholics settle for a faith that doesn't go
farther than the Sunday Mass. While essential,
dedicating one hour of our lives to Sunday Mass alone
won't satisfy our deep longing for more. In order to
grow in relationship with God and find purpose and
meaning, we must integrate our faith into our lives
daily.
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Shockwaves: Abortion’s Wider Circle of Victims
by Janet Morana
Shockwaves shines a bright light on the
undeniable truth of abortion, that it impacts everyone
– not only the mothers and fathers who lose their own
children to abortion, but also the grandparents,
siblings, extended families, religious and ethnic
communities, pro-life advocates and even the abortion
providers themselves. With 60 million legal abortions
since 1973, there is no segment of our nation that
remains untouched.
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Beyond Me, My Selfie, and I: Finding Real Happiness in
a Self-Absorbed World
by Teresa Tomeo
Teresa Tomeo presents a
fascinating expose of the "Selfie Syndrome", and
explains why our cultural love affair with social
media ultimately leaves so many of us feeling depleted
and alone.
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Recall
Abortion: Ending the Abortion Industry's Exploitation
of Women
by Janet Morana
Janet Morana exposes the myriad ways abortion exploits
women, and calls for a National recall of this deadly
procedure. Published by Saint Benedict Press.
Sign the petition to recall abortion.
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More Books by
Teresa Tomeo |
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The Kitchen Madonna:
Patroness of The
Catholic View for Women
Mary was not only Jesus' Mother, but also a housewife.
Her utensils are earthly and heavenly symbols. The key
represents the safety in the house and also the way
into heaven. The kettle symbolizes nourishment for
body and soul. The broom represents cleanliness in the
home and in thoughts and deeds. Available from
the
EWTN Religious Catalogue
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Magnificat is a lavishly printed, easy-to-read
pocket-sized worship aid, of more than 400 pages.
Magnificat can be used to follow the daily Mass and
can also be read at home for personal or family
prayer.
Available at Magnificat
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Consider praying the
Divine Office on a daily basis.
The Divine Office provides psalms and prayers to be
prayed at different times of the day.
See
www.divineoffice.org.
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