Annette McDermott, ssj
@ssjmcd.bsky.social
I am a Sister of St. Joseph who like most Catholic sisters cares deeply about justice, peace, and the care of creation. I also love music (Yo Yo Ma) art, and culture. ❤️ Thomas Merton and Teilhard.
Springfield, MA about 5:30 pm.
February 2, 2025 at 5:33 AM
Springfield, MA about 5:30 pm.
Some of our sisters and associates gathered today to share in a labyrinth walk or tracing the labyrinth with our fingers and contemplative prayer. The theme was finding ways to seek unity in the days ahead. It was good to be together.
November 23, 2024 at 10:45 PM
Some of our sisters and associates gathered today to share in a labyrinth walk or tracing the labyrinth with our fingers and contemplative prayer. The theme was finding ways to seek unity in the days ahead. It was good to be together.
The 2024 Opus Prize Laureate: Sr Francesca Ngozi Uti, for the Centre of Women Studies and Intervention of Abuja, Nigeria. A courageous advocate for women rights. So grateful to be a part of the Opus Prize Foundation and share in this moment. Three outstanding finalists. Santa Clara University ⭐️⭐️⭐️
November 16, 2024 at 12:13 AM
The 2024 Opus Prize Laureate: Sr Francesca Ngozi Uti, for the Centre of Women Studies and Intervention of Abuja, Nigeria. A courageous advocate for women rights. So grateful to be a part of the Opus Prize Foundation and share in this moment. Three outstanding finalists. Santa Clara University ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Good night from the beautiful campus of Santa Clara University. Spent the day with three Opus Prize finalists doing amazing working helping others. A great boost to one’s spirit.
November 14, 2024 at 6:13 AM
Good night from the beautiful campus of Santa Clara University. Spent the day with three Opus Prize finalists doing amazing working helping others. A great boost to one’s spirit.
New York Historical Society’s exhibit on Robert Caro’s “The Powerbroker” is so worth your time. And go up to the 4th floor to see the gorgeous Tiffany lamps.
November 13, 2024 at 3:22 AM
New York Historical Society’s exhibit on Robert Caro’s “The Powerbroker” is so worth your time. And go up to the 4th floor to see the gorgeous Tiffany lamps.