Rossbrook House Turns 50
“No child who does not want to be alone should ever have to be.” Sister Geraldine MacNamara founded Rossbrook House in Winnipeg in 1976.
Prayer, Presence and the Work of Justice
More than twenty-five years ago, SNJM Sisters Carroll Ann Kemp and Carol Ries started an anti-trafficking advocacy group, the Mid-Atlantic Coalition Against Modern Slavery.
St. Mary’s Alum Wins Nobel Prize
“Listen to your guy, your heart, or wherever you get hit when you think you’re really interested in something.” Mary Brunkow shared that advice with students at St. Mary’s Academy, her alma mater (class of ’79). It’s good advice from anyone, but coming from a Nobel laureate, you might listen extra hard.
Nuestra Casa: In the Words of Sister Mary Rita Rohde
In 2003, Sister Mary Rita Rohde founded Nuestra Casa, an organization that provides education, advocacy and support to immigrants in our communities.
Interview with Sister Karen Conlin: 45 Years of Teaching at the Holy Names Music Center
Sister Karen Conlin has dedicated 45 years to teaching music at the Holy Names Music Center, using her skill as a music educator and professional cellist to promote peace, dignity and hope.
Interview with Sister Joanne Pundyk: A Legacy of Service in Brazil
Sister Joanne Pundyk, one of the founders of Centro Social Madre Maria Rosa, shares about her work serving children and women living on the periphery of Maceió, Brazil.