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Unfortunately not much has changed with funding except TCA is now $274 and child tax benefits approx $600 and still so hard to get supports and services for kin families. It is a lifetime committed for love and a lot of work every single day to advocate for respite and special needs services.

Amazing to me as an African Catholic that White Catholics always seem to crystalise Black worship and spirituality to our music. Its beautiful and so is our dance and everything good Africa bring to the world but our worship the worship of "fully formed Black Catholics" as Sister Thea said is so deep and so layered and embraces the truly Christian and truly African reality of the eternal unity of Spirit and Flesh, mind and body, Creator and creator....Incarnation and Indwelling of the Holy Spirit lived out in worship and in life. When we are truly worshipping "fully formed" in our African identity and Catholic souls, we root ourselves deeper in God and grow fruit and branches that strengthen the whole church and the world. first, though we must know who we are and God Bless Holy Sister Thea of Canton for leading us in her life and from the spirit world in knowledge. God rest you Sister Thea and please pray for the U.S. in Yeshua's name!

My teachers making us watch this fun fact!

I went to Mass with Sr. Thea and what a thrill it was. No one stayed still we would sing and dance and love one another. Please continue to pray for us from heaven , we need you now more than ever.

I am in the process of converting to Catholic Church and this has inspired me so she embodies who I hope and strive to be in my Walk with God

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Sister Kristin, Congratulations from Spain.

Thanks, Sister Sarah!

Love her!

that was interesting, brings back lots of memories from grade school. i was a student at St. Lawrence in Carroll, Ia

Wonderful

My mother saw Sister Eileen for acupuncture the last few years of her life. She loved her visits and always felt comforted by her time with her.

Video premiere! Sister Eileen talks about being a Catholic Sister today and, that vow of celibacy.

Thank you for this witness. I often tell people that I wear my "Habit" on my heart in how I minister, how I am with my Sisters & others, the choices I make, and my witness to Jesus Christ.

Thank you, Maryellen. Sister Sarah's visible habits include her FSPA medal (around her neck) and ring. Her invisible habit: her daily actions (which she describes so well).

Beautifully stated. We do need to educate people that the "habit" of Religious Women is something worn, but not simply clothing.It is also the unique Congregational Crucifix, cross, symbol or ring that the Religious Women of a Congregation wear.

praise Him!

Great video! Love Sister Mary Mayron!! Wonderful comments from "Risk Boldly the Future" it brought so many wonderful memories back from our Assembly.

This was so good!! So well done, so beautiful!! Thank you Jennifer Livingston for such a gift of quality work to the FSPA!

HI SISTER JULIA THIS IS ON OF YOUR CURRENT STUDENTS KATIE!!!! UR THE BEST I AM HAPPY UR MY TEACHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Julia congratulations. That is the right path to reach your destiny with Christ.

Thank you Sister Julia. Was great listening to your story and seeing you in action at your ministry. Beautiful video.

I wish I could flag this for being awesome. She was amazing, how could people dislike this?

I thank God for giving us Sister Thea Bowman.

I, along with three dear friends, visited with our beloved teachers of FSPA, who were assigned to Guam to begin a co-ed Catholic middle/high school in Sinajana, Guam. The school was named St. Jude Thaddeus School by Bishop Appollinaris Baumgartner. It had been, at least, forty-five years since any of us had seen these blessed women. We love them dearly, and credit them for our enduring love and faith in God, and our Blessed Mother. Thank you for your devoted service to Sinajana, Guam!

man i whole love to talk the one with the glasses who said she started more in depth when she started college :/ good video : )