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December 23, 2016
Gifts from the heart beat store-bought ones any day. Read Sister Karen’s Blog and learn how two of her neighbors are true Franciscans doing the little things to make her life easier and more enjoyable. We’re not talking big-box store stuff, either.
October 28, 2016
Crying over watching a sad movie and crying because you just peeled onions produce tears of very different kinds. Tears shed from watching The Notebook contain toxic substances that build up during emotional stress that, once relieved, make a person feel better. Sister Karen, who is known to shed a few tears at different events, explores the science of crying in her latest blog and how tears help you tap into our deeper, spiritual selves.