Will Religious Life Die Out in America?
by Sr. Marcia Kruse, ASC Is there any need for sisters in our country? Lay women, married or unmarried, can do everything we did in… Read More »Will Religious Life Die Out in America?
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Sister Marcia Kruse, ASC
Sister Marcia Kruse, a native of Columbia Illinois, a graduate of St. Teresa Academy and St. Louis University, taught high school Spanish and Latin in Illinois and Iowa. She worked in the ASC missions in Puerto Rico and Bolivia for nearly two decades. More recently she served for five years at the ASC Generalate in Rome in hospitality and liturgy. She enjoys nature, literature, foreign languages, and playing music.
FROM RUMA TO UKRAINE
We’re losing our home Separated from our family Walking into the unknown Heart bleeding Sounds of war Some fresh, some old Our land Our land… Read More »FROM RUMA TO UKRAINE
TONS OF METAL
Thousands of tons of metal, plastic and rubber Racing down the highway A river of minerals, metals and atoms Keep in the lines Mind the… Read More »TONS OF METAL
Poem: Train Tracks
By Sister Marcia Kruse, ASC I am Sister Marcia Kruse, ASC and have the privilege of living in Rome for a couple of years, where… Read More »Poem: Train Tracks
What I Give to Poems, and What They Give Me
By Sister Marcia Kruse, ASC I am Sister Marcia Kruse, ASC and have the privilege of living in Rome for a couple of years, where… Read More »What I Give to Poems, and What They Give Me