Women of the Boundless Across Borders organization hold hands during a Jan. 20 binational protest called Braiding Borders at the Santa Fe international crossing bridge in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. The group was sending a message to U.S. President Donald Trump that women's rights are human rights. (CNS photo / Jose Luis Gonzalez, Reuters)
"Taking this all in, I realized the only thing truly standing between my neighbor and me was the border of my own being. And yet, on the margins, that being is exactly what unites us. It is our brokenness, our blessed and broken being that draws us together in communion and community."
- St. Joseph Sr. Colleen Gibson, from From the pews in the back, published on Global Sisters Report
