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Ghanaian Sister Saves Outcast ‘Spirit Children’ at Nazareth Home, Thanks to Archdiocesan Support
Sister Stan Therese Mario Mumuni has spent nearly 20 years running the Nazareth Home for God’s Children in Yendi, Ghana, to care for children cast aside due to local superstitions. The home provides food, education, and spiritual care for children who are developmentally disabled, deformed, or twins.
In parts of Northern Ghana, children with physical anomalies are often killed or abandoned. Sister Mumuni founded the home to protect these children and has sustained the work with support from the Archdiocese.
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