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The Traditional Doctor
by Sr. Cecily Bourdillon MMM (1941-2023) Zimbabwe 06.07.2024 Editor’s note: Sr. Cecily wrote this during her early years as a doctor in Zungeru, Niger State, Nigeria. It was first published […]
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Medical Internship – Part Two
by Sr. Margaret Anne Meyer MMM U.S.A. 04.07.2024 Yes, Conferring Day contained many lessons. It was a day “betwixt and between”. The brief visit at our house […]
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“Say a Prayer for Me”
by Sr. Patricia Lanigan MMM Ireland 02.07.2024 How many times someone has asked that, holding my hand as they say good-bye, […]
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Two Daughters to Guide Us Forward
by Nadia Ramoutar MMM Communications Coordinator Ireland 30.06.2024 When we think of spiritual people and how they behave, having them stomping about angrily does not really come to mind. In fact, what […]
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NA JI LABAI DAGA MECCA (I Heard the News in Mecca)
by Sr. Chris Gill MMM Ireland 28.06.2024 It was late evening when Mohammed Ibrahim arrived at the clinic in Fuka, northern Nigeria. […]
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Names Matter
by Sr.Sheila Devane MMM Ireland 26.06.2024 It was a cold morning. A small crowd was gathering outside our doctor’s emergency surgery but none of us […]
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The Lost Shoes
by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 24.06.2024 Many years ago, while I was a student in England, one of our Sisters got in touch with me. She was also based in England, but her […]
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The Woodpigeaon Mother
by Sr. Joanne Kelly MMM Ireland 22.06.2024 These lovely summer mornings I like to take my breakfast tea to the big window to look out […]
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Shredding the Soul
by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 20.06.2024 The other day I was handed a large box of documents to shred. It […]
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A Woman’s Grief
by Jo Doyle Ireland 18.06.2024 Grief. Shock. Numbing silence. Followed by an activity of noise, blaming, […]
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