by SCNY Communications | Jan 25, 2022 | social justice, spirituality
by Sr. Carol De Angelo I couldn’t help but notice the woman standing in the back of the Church as I made an announcement from the pulpit at the end of Sunday mass. She was moving towards the door to leave the Church but then turned around and stopped. A...
by SCNY Communications | Jan 19, 2022 | spirituality, St. Vincent de Paul
By Sr. Regina Bechtle St. Francis de Sales’ feast is January 24. He was an influential adviser, colleague and friend of St. Vincent de Paul in early 16th century France. Image: “San Francisco de Sales” (detail) by Francisco Bayeu y Subías In De...
by SCNY Communications | Jan 13, 2022 | social justice
By Sr. Carol De Angelo Her name and face I cannot remember but her story haunts me! A colleague from another agency called me. Would I see a young mother struggling with a difficult life decision? She was involved with another agency, but he thought it might be...
by SCNY Communications | Jan 12, 2022 | sisters
by Mary Ann Daly, SC Years ago, when I ministered in an African-African American parish in Newark, I had several experiences which clarified “sister” for me. A very elderly member of our parish was in ICU in the hospital. When I reached the door of the unit, I saw the...
by SCNY Communications | Jan 5, 2022 | racial justice
By Bill Hurley I have been deeply troubled these past few months. I have always been sympathetic to the Civil Rights Movement, equal rights, anti-redlining, integrated neighborhoods. I even watched “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” about seven times. But recently, I felt...
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