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A Great Silence and Stillness
by Sr. Jo Anne Kelly MMM Ireland 19.04.2025 “What is happening? Today there is a great silence over […]
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Ugandan Experience – Part 3: Difficult Maternity Cases
by Sr. Margaret Anne Meyer MMM USA 16.04.2025 Life was surprisingly good in Uganda at that time. Matoke cost 2 shillings and 50 cents, the basis of hospital food for […]
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And the Outside of the Inside
by Marion Ryan rsm Ireland 12.04.2025 Listening to a podcast by Ilio Delio as I drove to work the other morning, a phrase that she used […]
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The Generator
by Sr. Sheila Devane MMM Ireland 09.04. 2025 Some weeks ago, I woke up to hear an announcement on the […]
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A Space in the Heart for Others
by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 05.04.2025 “Wherever you are, whatever you do, let there be in your heart a space for others to be, […]
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The Pigeon
by Sr. Noeleen Mooney MMM Ireland 02.04. 2025 Alan, who looks after us in so many ways, was the one who found it, and brought me to see it. A pigeon, perched […]
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Ugandan Experience: Part 2: First Days in Masaka
by Sr. Margaret Anne Meyer MMM USA 29.03.2025 The Marie Reparatrix Sisters were there […]
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Getting Our Hands Dirty
by Nadia Ramoutar MMM Communications Coordinator Ireland 26.03.2025 This is one of my favourite times of year in our Hemisphere. We are seeing the longer days after very short and cold winter days. There are new blooms […]
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A Visit to the Doctor
by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 22.03.2025 I am sure you are like me – you do not like going to […]
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World Down Syndrome Day: A Personal Reflection
by Silvia Angel, Early Intervention Educator Ireland 21.03.2025 Today, Friday, we celebrate World Down Syndrome Day to honour and recognise the incredible people with Down syndrome in our lives. […]
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