JPIC bits around the Region – July
by Sr. Dani Brought, ASC This month, Sr. Marcia Kruse noted the one-year anniversary of her ‘Pope Francis Says’ column in the local parish bulletin.… Read More »JPIC bits around the Region – July
Sister Dani Brought, ASC, is a nurse with an advanced degree in Gerontological Nursing and Administration. She was director of nursing and a home care nurse before leaving the U.S. in 1994 for Spanish-language studies in Guatemala, where she later directed the Sangre de Cristo Health Care Project. Back in the States, she is using her Spanish-language skills and other gifts to serve her sisters and larger community.
Sister Dani Brought, ASC, is a nurse with an advanced degree in Gerontological Nursing and Administration. She was director of nursing and a home care nurse before leaving the U.S. in 1994 for Spanish-language studies in Guatemala, where she later directed the Sangre de Cristo Health Care Project. Back in the States, she is using her Spanish-language skills and other gifts to serve her sisters and larger community.
by Sr. Dani Brought, ASC This month, Sr. Marcia Kruse noted the one-year anniversary of her ‘Pope Francis Says’ column in the local parish bulletin.… Read More »JPIC bits around the Region – July
By Sr. Dani Brought, ASC Connections at the border and beyond For a short but seemingly long week, I joined together with Brad Wolf, of… Read More »JPIC Bits Around the Region
By Sr. Dani Brought, ASC • Starting off the 2024 series of sharing JPIC bits around the Region…JPIC stands for Justice, Peace and Integrity of… Read More »JPIC Bits Around The Region
By Sr. Dani Brought, ASC As soon as the U.S. Regional Assembly ended, I headed off to Guatemala to facilitate a weeklong seminar on Maria… Read More »A Week with Maria De Mattias in Guatemala
I recently completed my last shift at Casa del Refugiado Center, and after three weeks of intense work and service in that 500-bed migrant shelter in El Paso, Texas, was able to enjoy some quiet respite time.
I have spent the past 2 ½ weeks in a blur of organized chaos that is a 500-bed migrant shelter in a vast warehouse in El Paso, Texas.