The Vatican is expected to soon announce that it will return a few dozen artifacts sought by Indigenous communities in Canada.

Do you believe in miracles? I do.  They found each other!  Several weeks ago, when @jayceebrill reached out to Humans of Judaism for help locating her grandmother’s long-lost friend from the Holocaust, we posted the following plea for help: “This is my 90 year old grandmother, Henriette Glazer. She is a Holocaust survivor who has been trying for decades to find her best friend, whom she met in an orphanage in Caldas de Malavella, Spain. Her name is Bella and they tried to stay in touch but ultimately lost contact. My grandmother was around 6, so we assume Bella was 8-10. Here is a picture of the orphanage. My grandmother is in the black coat and Bella is wearing white with striped socks and a bow. Are you able to help?” Well, lucky for Jaycee, the post was viewed by genealogist Dr. Adina Newman @myfamilygenie, who also runs the Holocaust Reunion Project. And a reunion it was! She was able to track down Bella and connect the old friends, first via FaceTime, and in a few months, they will be meeting in person.  We’re so grateful to everyone who shared their story and helped bring these women back together. Here’s a glimpse of their first FaceTime call, after nearly a lifetime apart.

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Deep in a Bornean rainforest, the antu grasi lurks among the aerial roots of a large strangler fig.

"Para todo  hay remedio, si no es para la muerte."  —  Miguel de Cervantes Haga clic aquí para ver una traducción automática en español. My ...

In Mexico, traditionally women did not inherit chinampas, island farms first built by the Aztecs thousands of years ago.