Dan Stockman

fort wayne, indiana, united states

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Author of the 2013 novel, "Brood X," which Pushcart Prize winner Jack Driscoll says has "moments of lyricism that mesmerize, characters that enchant, and a story that kept me turning the pages.”http://www.BroodXbook.com

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Monday Starter: Sisters decry violence of US military attack on Venezuela

People carry personal belongings at a damaged building in Catia La Mar, Venezuela, Jan. 4, 2026, following U.S. strikes the previous day on Venezuela during which President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were captured. (OSV News/Reuters/Gaby O... See more

globalsistersreport.org•Dan Stockman•Jan 12, 2026

Women Religious Archives Collaborative receives $4.7 million grant

Women Religious Archives Collaborative leaders and sisters from member congregations ceremonially break ground July 22, 2025, on the nonprofit’s project to build a center to house the archives for up to 75 congregations of Catholic sisters. (Courtesy of W... See more

globalsistersreport.org•Dan Stockman•Jan 7, 2026

We lost 2 veterans of ministry to people seeking refuge. Their work is our work now.

Mercy Srs. Pat Murphy, left, and JoAnn Persch at the ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois, outside Chicago, in 2009 (Courtesy of Chicago Catholic) I usually try to be philosophical about death. It's part of an amazing cycle, it's when we go to meet our ete... See more

globalsistersreport.org•Dan Stockman•Nov 19, 2025

Monday Starter: Sr. Jamie Phelps, advocate for social and racial justice, dies at 84

Adrian Dominican Sr. Jamie Phelps died Nov. 22 at age 84. Courtesy of the Adrian Dominicans) Adrian Dominican Sr. Jamie Phelps, a revered theologian, advocate for social and racial justice, and passionate promoter of Black Catholic studies died Nov. 22. S... See more

globalsistersreport.org•Dan Stockman•Nov 12, 2025

In act of reparation, Franciscan sisters return land to Chippewa Indians in Wisconsin

Lac du Flambeau Business Development Corporation CEO Larry Turner (left) and Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians President John Johnson Sr. (right) look on as Sr. Sue Ernster signs title documents for property the Franciscan Sisters of ... See more

ncronline.org•Dan Stockman•Nov 3, 2025

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Master Of Fine Arts, Creative Writing, Fine Arts at Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityGraduated: 2014

Bachelor Of Arts, English Language, English Language And Literature at Western Michigan UniversityGraduated: 1995

Bachelor Of Business Administration, Marketing at Western Michigan University - Haworth College Of BusinessGraduated: 1994

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Monday Starter: Sisters decry violence of US military attack on Venezuela

Women Religious Archives Collaborative receives $4.7 million grant

We lost 2 veterans of ministry to people seeking refuge. Their work is our work now.

Monday Starter: Sr. Jamie Phelps, advocate for social and racial justice, dies at 84

In act of reparation, Franciscan sisters return land to Chippewa Indians in Wisconsin

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Monday Starter: Sisters decry violence of US military attack on Venezuela

Women Religious Archives Collaborative receives $4.7 million grant

We lost 2 veterans of ministry to people seeking refuge. Their work is our work now.

Monday Starter: Sr. Jamie Phelps, advocate for social and racial justice, dies at 84

In act of reparation, Franciscan sisters return land to Chippewa Indians in Wisconsin