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“Explore a new Lenten tradition that calls to your heart.”

Mother Theodore finally arrives at her beloved Saint Mary-of-the-Woods after being separated for nearly a year.

“Once you learn this information you cannot un-know it.” Both sisters have a better understanding of systemic racism. Both are motivated to pay better attention to the injustice in our legal and prison system. This experience compels them to acknowledge their own racism and what their part is in contributing to racism.

“This week, let us all catch ourselves as we notice a need. Instead of responding in duty, let us freely choose to respond in love.”

Norway has a word and cultural keystone called friluftsliv, which means “open air life.” It’s a celebrated tradition to dress for the weather.

‘We stand with you especially in your commitment to prioritize climate change solutions.’

Her statement at that time is one we must take to heart still today: “These Americans, so proud of their liberty, thus make game of the liberty of others.” No slave markets today, no. Yet that legacy is still so evident in the systemic racism that tells a lie about “liberty and justice for all.”

Thank you, Ruth, for modeling for us your authentic self, throughout your life in so many challenging and celebrative occasions and especially in your final days and moments with us.

Words cannot express how grateful we are for those who faithfully supported us in whatever ways they could.

“This week, let each of us choose to be a conduit of God’s love to a neighbor.”

Rest in peace, Suzanne, you have reached your final destination.

Let us commit to “keeping Guerin alive” through our continued relationships with one another and through living the values of love, mercy and justice that were the foundation of a Guerin education