Francis of Assisi and the Climate Crisis
Francis understood that Christ was asking him to cherish and repair our whole created reality, our common home, our Sister Mother Earth.
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Photo by Sister Victoria Incrivaglia. Taken at Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri.
Creating a Place for All
This week, we celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Mercy and a doorway that opened in Dublin in 1827, a doorway in Mercy, a doorway that we are called to open and create a place for all.
Opening Doors, Creating Places of Welcome, and the Mystery of Love
Central to Catherine McAuley’s legacy is trust in love as the greatest mystery of all. And I believe it is OUR work to intentionally explore that mystery and continue to insist on open doors, and to BE a welcoming presence in our troubled world.
The Power of Art to Welcome
I felt blessed to be able to help people who are experiencing homelessness and are in need of assistance and welcome.
What Is Truth?
If truth is truly important to me, I owe it to myself to recognize the implications of my answers.
Saying Farewell from, but not to, the Border
I will be unpacking their stories for months to come and mentoring with those who have already discovered how and where to meet the migrants.
Mercy principal cheers former student to Olympic gold
“She is a great role model. I always say to our students, if you are successful, we are all successful. We are all energized by her and feel as if we ran the race.”
Dreaming of Big Things for Girls in Belize
The Dream Up Campaign was born. Because every young woman deserves the chance to dream!
The Transfiguration: Awakening to a Cosmic Transformation
This image of transformation shows us the importance of coming together as Jesus did with Peter, James and John.
Venerable Catherine McAuley
Christ’s Image may be seen on the surface of what each person presents to others and to the world, much as Venerable Catherine did.
St. Kateri Tekakwitha, and Setting Things Right with Creation
May we take to heart what Kateri’s Native name, Tekakwitha, means: “To set things right.”