Sister Mary Joseph’s Nodule – Recently an article was published, “Sister Mary Joseph nodule and the mystery behind its nomenclature in Clinical Anatomy,” through Wiley Online Library, copyright by the…
Sisters Tierney Trueman and Ramona Miller (shown at left) met with Jeff Bolton on November 17, who is retiring as the Mayo CAO. They presented him with gifts from the…
Cojourner Bruce Rohde is the pianist for the group “Resounding Voices.” To view a segment featured on KTTC-TV, click on this link: https://kttc.com/2021/10/12/people-who-care-resounding-voices/#.YWbWRp6AYwg.mailto Sister Tierney Trueman is one of five…
In addition to the article in Global Sisters Report, the National Catholic Reporter’s Earthbeat also covered the conservation easement at Assisi Heights, featuring an interview with Sister Ramona Miller: https://www.ncronline.org/news/earthbeat/franciscan-sisters-demonstrate-different-paths-creating-conservation-easement.…
Many messages of condolences have been received from Franciscan leaders and friends following the announcement of Sister Eleanor Granger’s death. In an extensive mailing from the Franciscan Federation office, they…
The August edition of St. Anthony Messenger features Sister Joan Brown in the story, “A Champion of Stewardship.” Click on the following link and scroll to page 12: https://issuu.com/franciscanmedia/docs/my_current_issue Sister…
Sister Ramona Miller’s statement on behalf of the Congregation regarding the Derek Chauvin trial verdict was published on page 12 of The Courier, May 2021. Announcing the publication of “Needle…
Joan Brown was interviewed by “A Nun’s Life” on the topic of Earth Day. To view, here’s the link to watch the podcast on “A Nun’s Life” website: https://anunslife.org/podcasts/in-good-faith/igf045-Sister-Joan-Brown-OSF This…
Franciscans in the News This article references the author’s mentor, the late Msgr. John Tracy Ellis, who taught at the College of St. Teresa in Winona, Minnesota at one time:…
Years ago, Sister Dominique Pisciotta started a food program in Colorado Springs, which now serves the hungry throughout Southern Colorado, and employs 40 people and hundreds of volunteers. The current…