Having always been a Baltimore fan, Sr. Mary Shimo has turned her lifelong allegiance of the Baltimore Colts and Orioles more directly towards the Baltimore Ravens. While this is the first ever Ravens game that Sr. Mary attended, she enthusiastically and faithfully watches the Ravens games each week, often knitting while watching plays.
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They say the opposite of war is not love…it is PEACE. And I have to say that this video, actually it is a trailer for an independent film, certainly brings light to how strongly we should be waging a campaign for Peace. What do you think? Here is an excerpt from the Global Zero website: [...] read more... |
The Little Black Book, Six-minute meditations on the Sunday Gospels of Lent (Cycle B) Sr. Pat Dowling, Vocation Director, recommends this companion for Lent. This Lenten booklet is based on the writings of Bishop Ken Untener, and put together by Catherine Haven, editor of the Little Books, with the help of Sr. Nancy Ayotte, IHM. [...]
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Haven’t seen you since 10/18/1977 when God led the doctors to save my son Ben, and you to save my sanity. Good to see you looking well on your website. Question, please ? You’re the only nun still alive, whom I can ask: IN 1940, a 10-year-old Cajun country girl,suddenly a Woman, vows that she will marry the boy she has just met, and bear his children. To which of the Saints would she pray ? In my book she’s a good person with a mostly-terrible life; but at age 50, married to the man, and in a State of Grace, lies happy in hospital, unaware that she is dying and that her baby has already died within her.
It’s an odd question. If you don’t reply I’ll understand. Bill Bizzell