Community amplifies the good

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Sister Irene O’Neill first encountered the Congregation of St. Joseph at a very young age – but it wasn’t until she experienced the amplifying power of the sisters’ community that she realized she wanted to be a part of it. Host: Sister Maxine Kollasch.

community

Farming on the up-and-up

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A $15,000 investment is revolutionizing food production in Nigeria. Sister Irene O’Neill explains how Sisters Rising Worldwide empowered Catholic Sisters to empower the people. Host: Sister Maxine Kollasch.

vertical farming

IGF051 In Good Faith with Sister Irene O’Neill, innovation to help vulnerable communities worldwide

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Founder and president of Sisters Rising Worldwide, Sister Irene talks about the innovative program that connects Catholic sisters serving in vulnerable communities around the globe, with resources and funding to address issues such as poverty, homelessness, and hunger. Sister Irene describes the origins of Sisters Rising and the life-changing differences the ministry is helping to make around the world.

In Good Faith with Sister Irene O'Neill, founder of Sisters Rising Worldwide

The van that defeated human trafficking

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You won’t believe how a Sisters’ van defeated human trafficking. Sister Irene O’Neill explains Host: Sister Maxine Kollasch.

van driving along road

IGF050 In Good Faith with Sister Dusty Farnan, United Nations Representative

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Sister Dusty is the United Nations representative for the Dominican Sisters Conference. Sister Dusty talks with Sister Maxine about her work at the UN on world issues important to Dominicans, such as homelessness, the rights of women and girls, protection of the Amazon region, and the digital divideSister Dusty describes how her work involves connecting with the wider Dominican Family, whose members minister on every continent in the world, working with local people directly affected by the issues. 

In Good Faith with Sister Dusty Farnan