Read this wonderful article published in Catholic Health World about Sr. Kaye (Katherine Anne) and a local Virginia food pantry that had to close its doors after Hurricane Ida.

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Salt + Light TV is generously airing our full-length DVD special “A Tradition of Good Help” this Sunday, March 7th at 8:30 pm EST, throughout Canada and live on their website.  For those of you in the northern US, you may be able to view it on TV (See schedule of stations below). 

Otherwise, go online for live streaming on Sunday.  Just click “View Live” on the homepage under the Salt + Light banner in the top left corner of the page. 

Here‘s the list of service providers that carry Salt + Light TV:

Bell TV – Serving all of Canada on Satellite Channel 654

Shaw Digital Cable – Serving Western Canada on Digital Channel 160

Rogers Digital Cable – Serving most of Ontario – Toronto (GTA), … continue reading…

I have to commend Shannon Curran, our Volunteer Director, for the wonderful article she wrote that faces injustice head-on.  I hope you enjoy her article as much as I did:
One measure of the difference between my two Baltimore neighborhoods is six miles.   Another measure is 20 years of life.  

Born in the neighborhoods of 21210?  You can expect to live 82.9 years.  Born in 21201 near Hollins Market?  You can expect to live 62.5 years.  Unbelievably absurd and, unfortunately, believably true.              

These figures come from the Baltimore City Health Department’s and JHU Bloomberg School’s Health Profile of 2008.  The data was compiled from 2002-2006 and, within that timeframe, I actually lived in both neighborhoods.  While my home has been in 21210 for the past few years, my work with our volunteers occurs in 21201.  I drive between these two neighborhoods several days each week.   

Depending on which direction I am headed, I can imagine either losing or gaining around three years of life per mile.  That’s right, three years of life per mile.  For over ten years now, … continue reading…

Attached is the February/March edition of Catholic Campus Ministry Association’s (CCMA) Crossroads.
The issue features articles on Facilitating Personal Development, The Vine best practices, and more.

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Here is the March update from UNANIMA International:  CLICK HERE to download the newsletter

The Storehouse, Why Do You Work for Bon Secours, and Bon Secours Values.

ConnectCare Physician Connection, Why Do You Work for Bon Secours, and Our Mission and Vision.

Recognition Day, Haiti Relief, and Ministry Leadership Formation

“When I rocked a child in pain, I comforted the suffering God.”  Follow Pat Fosarelli, M.D. along her heart warming journey away from and back home to God from the January 18-25, 2010 issue of America Magazine.  See how she is able to conquer her medical training and find answers to the overpowering questions asked from her youngest patients.

Being a Sister of a healthcare based order, I can tell you that it does in fact seem as though with every new medical breakthrough, a small portion of our faith-based healing dissipates. 

Medical technology can be explained…it is logical and can be tested and re-tested.  To many, God can not be explained or tested and re-tested.  God can not be scientifically proven in a test tube…but what about the miracles that occur in hospital rooms?  Miracles: the most wonderful, extraordinary things that cannot be explained.  Hmm… Sounds like “someone I know.”

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Enjoy this article about Patty Dooley’s Entrance Ceremony, as published in the January 2010 issue of good news: A Newsletter for Bon Secours Employees.

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