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“Where, if not in the
Divine Mercy, can the
world find refuge and
the light of hope?”
— St. Pope John Paul II
“Love is a mystery
that transforms everything it touches
into things beautiful
and pleasing to God.”
— St. Faustina
Labors of Love
The sacred Easter season is perennially one of prayer and ritual. Churches, chapels, altars and other prayer spaces are lovingly adorned with symbols of the season for each day of Holy Week and the joyful celebration of the Resurrection. Read about and see how some of our Sisters prepared for last week’s special days of both sorrow and rejoice.
‘Baskets’ of Fond Memories
From McKees Rocks to Mount Assisi, Florence Braszo pays tribute to the Sisters
who she says gave her lifelong gifts on the basketball court and in the classroom.
 
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A SONG
An Easter Hallelujah
Sister Rosalia Giba recommends this version of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah, as performed by sisters Cassandra and Callahan Star.

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A SMILE
Keeping the Faith
Meet Oklahoma’s La Verne Ford Wimberly, who continues to dress in her Sunday best to attend church virtually during the pandemic.
 
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“If a soul loves God sincerely and is intimately united with Him,
then, even though such a soul may be living in the midst of difficult external circumstances, nothing can disturb its interior life.”
— Diary of St. Faustina
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THIS WEEK IN SIS-TORY
April 3, 1932
Sisters in America hear the voice of Pope Pius XI on the radio for the first time.
April 5, 1922
Ground is broken for building of the new
St. Gabriel School on Pittsburgh’s North Side.
April 14, 1965
The Little Office of the Blessed Virgin is recited
in English in our U.S. provinces for the first time.