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Tom Schwein Rides Across America for Homeless
First source report
Tom Schwein is participating in a 3,000-mile trek with a 12-person team to raise money for unhoused people. The ride is organized through Samaritan Cycling USA, a ministry Schwein helped establish in 2011 to support the Samaritan House of Catholic Charities.
Schwein began the journey following a near-fatal bicycle crash during the 2015 Ride the Rockies event. After hitting a dip in the pavement, he suffered a head injury that specialists described as narrowly avoiding a brain bleed. Schwein, who initially intended to stop cycling after the accident, decided to continue his ministry following what he described as a spiritual prompting to keep riding.
Since its founding, Samaritan Cycling USA has raised a cumulative $250,000 over a four-year period to support Catholic Charities.
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- Reporting@ewtnewsAfter near-fatal crash, cyclist rides across America for homeless
Catholic News Agency · André Escaleira, Jr.
- Reporting@NCRegisterAfter Near-Fatal Crash, Cyclist Rides Across America for Homeless
National Catholic Register · André Escaleira, Jr.
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- Oct 10, 5:00 AM Catholic News Agency After near-fatal crash, cyclist rides across America for homeless
- Oct 10, 5:32 AM National Catholic Register After Near-Fatal Crash, Cyclist Rides Across America for Homeless
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