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The Joy of Unexpected Good
by Nadia Ramoutar MMM Communications Coordinator Ireland 28.05.2025 It is funny how sometimes we do something and have no idea the outcome our actions will have in future. I know that we don’t do something or take […]
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Praying to Saint Matthew
by Sr. Sheila Devane MMM Ireland 24.05.2025 Scripture scholars are divided in their opinions as to whether Matthew, the tax […]
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Ugandan Experience: Final Years in Masaka
by Sr. Margaret Anne Meyer MMM USA 21.05.2025 In 1975, Sr. Dolorosa and I went for a holiday in Turkana, Kenya. A gentleman farmer took us there in his […]
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Praying with Mother Mary Martin
by Sr. Joanne Kelly MMM Ireland 17.05.2025 There are times when I seek a place of real solitude, a quiet […]
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Half Full or Half Empty?
by Nadia Ramoutar MMM Communications Coordinator Ireland 14.05.2025 In answer to the question is the glass half full or half empty, people give answers based on the way they see the world. […]
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Learning at the Cracks
by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 10.05.2025 Life teaches us many lessons. My biggest learning was […]
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A Light in the Darkness
by Sr. Berna Nakimuli MMM Uganda 07.05.2025 Hope is a flame that flickers bright A […]
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Rain, Rain and More Rain
by Sr. Noeleen Mooney, MMM Ireland 28.05.2025 Until I came from Tanzania back to Ireland, I hadn’t realized […]
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Dancing with the Stars
by Sr. Sheila Devane MMM Ireland 03.05.2025 Every winter from January to the end of March a ballroom dancing programme is aired on TV here in […]
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Ugandan Experience Part 4: Years of Political Unrest
by Sr. Margaret Anne Meyer MMM USA 30.04.2025 Sr. Louisa Ritchie came in 1967 to relieve Sr. Evangelist. She was wonderful in the theater […]
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