ST. PAUL, Minn. | Words such as “peace” and “mercy” are vital to talking about Christianity. They’re just two of many English words that are proving difficult to translate smoothly as an evolving ...

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Words like “peace” and “mercy” are vital to talking about Christianity. They’re just two of many English words that seem to defy precise translation as an evolving Episcopal congregation tries to ...

The Minnesota Department of Human Services posted this revised translation on its Facebook page in February after Hmong community members complained that the first version was riddled with errors.

Think of kwv txhiaj as song poetry. Or better yet, think of it like a Hmong version of the blues. And in that vein, think of kwv txhiaj the way American writer Ralph Ellison thought of the blues: "an ...

ST. PAUL, Minn.ST. PAUL, Minn. — Words like “peace” and “mercy” are vital to talking about Christianity. They’re just two of many English words difficult to translate smoothly as an evolving Episcopal ...

The Hmong traditionally believe that if the body is sick, the soul is sick. So to heal the body, you must first heal the soul. Additionally, many Hmong were distrustful of western practices across the ...

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California’s Central Valley is home to thousands of Hmong refugees from Laos. But local hospitals and doctors there have struggled to treat them. Traditionally the Hmong were more likely to see a ...

When we recently met chef Yia Vang at Hmong Village Shopping Center in St. Paul for an interview, our profile story (see related story) morphed into a second story we weren’t expecting. We asked what ...

ST. PAUL, Minn.—Words like “peace” and “mercy” are vital to talking about Christianity. They’re just two of many English words difficult to translate smoothly as an evolving Episcopal congregation ...