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Sister Maureen Gallagher Helps Women in Mexican Co-Op to Sell their Products
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March 13, 2017, Juarez, Mexico – In a Mexican border town well known for its violence, Sister Maureen Gallagher, OP, works with women in a sewing co-op, helping them to market their products. Sister Maureen ministers at Centro Santa Catalina, a center for women founded by the late Sister Donna Kustusch, OP. Sister Maureen’s goal is to teach the women to operate their own co-op so they can be self-sufficient. Read Soli Salgado’s interview with Sister Maureen in The National Catholic Reporter’s Global Sisters Report.

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On March 13, 2017 in General by Editor
Tagged With: Centro Santa Catalina, drug cartels, empowerment of women, Global Sisters Report, Juarez, marketing, Mexican culture, Mexico, Sister Donna Kustusch, Sister Maureen Gallagher, women's co-op / 3693 Views

 

 

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