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- Thousands of sex slaves trafficked over Mexican border
- Chinese newborn pronounced dead wakes up crying in funeral home
Working
on weekends as a deacon at St. Agnes Catholic Parish in Fowlerville,
Gary Koenigsknecht would occasionally need to gently correct someone who
belonged to St. Mary Catholic Parish a couple of towns west.
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The newest
teachers at the District’s Maury Elementary School haven’t been to
college. They can’t tie their own shoes. They don’t speak much English.
And they aren’t potty-trained.
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"Please
do not make judgments based on stereotypes, media images and comments
taken out of context. Rather, get to know us first as fellow human
beings. I myself am willing to meet personally with any of you not only
to dialogue, but simply so that we can get to know each other. It is the
personal encounter that changes the vision of the other and softens the
heart."
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A
town of just ten thousand people, Tenancingo has thrived for the past
half-century thanks to a lucrative family business. Grandfathers passed
the trade down to fathers, and fathers in turn, to their sons -- that
business is sex trafficking.
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Two
days after a critically ill baby boy in China was pronounced dead at a
hospital, he was sent to a funeral home to be cremated. But an employee
at the home was shocked at what happened next.
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