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Monitor articles for May 11, 2022

A Christian Science PerspectiveWaiting for it to be over, or waiting on God?
First LookBest friend: More homeless shelters see value in allowing pets
Why American veterans are dropping everything to train Ukrainians
The Monitor's ViewHow mercy plays out in Colombia's election
How to pick a pathway to peace in Ukraine?
Wednesday, May 11, 2022 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Why Finns, once NATO skeptics, are ready to embrace alliance
Can country living and a new EV plant coexist? Some Georgians say no.
First LookZimbabwe rebuilds rural homes to withstand climate changes
First Look‘Tilos is a pioneer’: Small Greek island makes big green shift
Laughing Bear Bakery has a recipe for a fresh start out of prison