Peace ☮︎ Love ♡ Forgiveness 🕊
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Hello Santas! To say these topics were difficult to read about would be a major understatement. We stayed strong, brave, resilient, and we did our very best. I could not be more grateful for the support of SOS and how engaged our Sisters and Brothers were throughout this process of learning and understanding the harms that the slavery and war movements have caused our communities. Together, we made the world a better place. We helped curve violence, and this is a beautiful accomplishment. Thank you, to all of those who were there in love and support. We appreciate you so, so much!
Many blessings on your research journey!
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"Loving Father, Loving Mother,
we lift up to you the victims of slavery and human trafficking, those who are forced into labor, trafficked into sexual slavery, and denied their freedom. We ask you to release them from their chains, grant them protection, safety, and empowerment. Restore their dignity and provide them a new beginning. Show us how we might end exploitation by addressing its causes. Help us reach out in support of victims and survivors of human trafficking. Make us instruments of your spirit for their liberation."
"In times of suffering, may we find solace in prayer, seeking comfort, strength, and healing for ourselves and others. Let us pray for those who are hurting, asking for God's/Goddesses’ grace and peace in their lives. God/Goddess, we bring before you today those who are suffering in body, mind, or spirit, those who are facing illness, grief, or hardship, and those who are struggling with challenges beyond their control. We ask that you surround them with your loving presence, offering comfort, peace, and strength to endure their trials. May they find solace in your unwavering love and grace. We pray for healing, both physical and emotional, for those who are sick or wounded. May your healing touch restore their health and well-being. We ask that you guide them through these difficult times, giving them the wisdom to make sound decisions and the hope to see a brighter future. May they find purpose and meaning in their suffering. We thank you for the gift of compassion and for the opportunity to care for those in need. We pray that we may be instruments of your love and healing in the world. God/Goddess hear our prayers and grant your healing touch to all who are suffering. In your name, we pray. So woven, in divinity, heart and spirit."
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There are millions more slaves in the USA today than there were before the civil war. Tens of thousands of adults and children are forced into slavery in the US every year. They estimate 15,000 to 50,000 women and children forced into sexual slavery annually in the U.S. The majority are white victims, 66%-85%. A brutal war front that most of us are still working to understand. Still our reality is denied. Please be safe.
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