On the road to healing & forgiveness

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Conducting a fearless moral inventory of ourselves is a means of healing and forgiveness for us individually, for our community, and for our dear neighbor.

The mural at the Sisters of St. Joseph Villa in Hampton Bays, New York

Dorothy Herring, Postulant

February 1, 2023

Being a member of the Benedictine Sisters of Mount St. Scholastica encourages me to continue to seek ways that I may help others.

Benedictine Sisters of Mount St. Scholastica

What does it mean to be in a 'right' relationship?

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To be in right relationship doesn’t mean we’re to be judgmental or to point fingers. It means we call out injustice.

Reflection on Luke 17

On holy ground

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Sister Audra Turnbull, IHM, shares her her path has crossed with Father Augustus Tolton -- the first US-born African-American priest -- and what she has learned from his journey.

unlabeled white wooden crosses mark the anonymous graves of slaves

Elements of creation at the altar

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A meditation on three facets of creation that have been incorporated into our liturgical rituals.

Holy water is poured over a baby's head as she is baptized.