June: Recognizing Torture Awareness Month
Ending torture, creating a criminal justice system that promotes human rights for all people
Sister Donna Butler
Sister Donna Butler has been a Sister of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods for more than 60 years. Sister Donna has served in elementary education, parish ministry, diocesan social justice, as well as the Congregation’s liturgy office, archives department and social justice outreach. She also administered as the director of the Providence Volunteer Ministry. Sister Donna currently volunteers in outreach with Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College students.
Write for Rights – YOU made a difference!
Approximately 3.7 million letters, messages, emails, tweets and more were composed worldwide through the campaign
Faces of the Children
Written in response to the death of Shaylyn Ammerman
Poetry can tickle a funny bone!
'The skirt and the jacket were parted one day ...'
River of Grace
Let us gather up the tears of all times, all nations,
all peoples, all children to form a river of grace
to moisten, saturate, drench the hardness of hearts of stone
turning them into hearts of flesh, into the heart of the God of Providence.…
Poem: Human Violence
Tragic legacy
pervasive pattern repeating
itself through the ages
a rippling effect on relationship
at every level …
Celebrating National Poetry Month!
Poetry is no stranger to courage when providing social critique that pierces complacency and challenges the status quo
Spring
'bird choirs perform'
Farmworkers, consumers declare national boycott of Wendy’s
The Fair Food Campaign is a highly respected, well monitored program
International Women’s Day, March 8
How do I keep hope alive?