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Catholic groups work to feed Brazilians affected by job loss, COVID-19 Residents wearing protective masks and face shields hold pots during a protest against hunger in São Paulo March 26, 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Catholic entities in Brazil are ramping up their efforts to feed the rising number of people going hungry, as unemployment increases and COVID-19 infections surge in the country. (CNS photo/Amanda Perobelli, Reuters) By Lise Alves • Catholic News Service • Posted April 26, 2021 SÃO PAULO (CNS) As unemployment increases and COVID-19 infections surge in the country, Catholic entities in Brazil are ramping up efforts to feed the increasing number of people going hungry. ....
Owen-Gage schools announce students of the month Submitted to the Tribune FacebookTwitterEmail 6of6 The focus for Owen-Gage’s students of the month for February is being an “effective communicator.” A student who is an effective communicator speaks, reads, writes, and listens effectively. He/she also uses numbers effectively and uses effective non-verbal language. The following students have been chosen: Nolen Gruehn, fifth grade (elementary level), son of Nathan and Kamryn Gruehn; Lily Willerton, eighth grade (junior high level), daughter of Loretta Willerton and John Willerton: Dana Morrish, eleventh grade (high school level), daughter of Janet Abfalter and Mark Morrish; and Libby Ondrajka, twelfth grade (senior student), daughter of Fred and Sarah Ondrajka. ....