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Called like Francis of Assisi to live the Gospel in joyful servanthood among all people, the Sisters of St. Francis of Sylvania, Ohio, as messengers of peace, commit themselves to works that reverence human dignity, embrace the poor and marginalized, and respect the gift of all creation.
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Today, believe that you have all the resources to move your life in the direction of peace.![]()
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Be aware of the simple, peaceful responses you receive.![]()
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Caring is the act of opening your heart to others.![]()
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Through kindness and compassion, we create connections that heal, uplift, and inspire. ![]()
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Did you know that green energy jobs are like a delicious pie—expanding the opportunity for everyone to get a fair slice? These jobs aren’t just about powering a cleaner future; they’re also about serving up environmental justice. By investing in sustainable energy, we’re ensuring that the communities most affected by climate change and pollution get their fair share of protection and opportunity. Let’s build a future where clean energy means a bigger, better pie—where everyone gets an equal slice! #sustainABLE #SustainableSolutions
Gratitude is the heart's way of seeing abundance in every moment.![]()
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By appreciating life's blessings, big and small, we cultivate joy, strengthen connections, and invite peace into our lives.![]()
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Environmental Justice
Imagine a world where every carrot gets its chance to shine and every banana fulfills its destiny. That’s the magic of composting: the parts that are left of the food we eat can become nutrient-rich compost that grows healthy new food. The alternative is a terrible waste.
