Sr. Henry’s legacy Lives On During COVID-19 The St. Anthony’s Center Board of Directors (pictured here) has responded to a call in the Williamsport community to provide food for those who are in need during the Coronavirus pandemic since organizations are becoming depleted of their food supplies. The Board is donating to six organizations in the Williamsport area that serve families in need of food. Sister Henry’s death anniversary is May 4
th and the Board is assuring that her legacy of feeding the hungry lives on during this pandemic crisis. Sr. Teresa Ann and Sr.Carlita are on the Board.
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Sr. Gabrielle Leads the Technology Connection Initiative at UPMC
Thanks to the donations of generous parishioners Sister Maria Lan’s youth group was able to purchase fresh fruit and vegetables, eggs, rice and canned goods for families in need of food. The food items were then delivered to the elderly, the homebound or those who are suffering from unemployment or no incomes during this crisis.
Faith in Action…. (click on the links to see how you can help)
Day of Action for DACA - May 6 - Opportunity for Advocacy On May 6th people of faith along with other groups who care about the welfare of those who are being denied medical benefits will direct the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to restore access to benefits under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) for DACA recipients in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Click on the Toolkit below to find background, sample tweets, quotes, and other resources you can use to promote this urgent issue.
https://bit.ly/ACA4DACA
Honoring our Deceased Sisters and Our Common Home As part of their E
arth Day celebration our sisters at Providence Place in Williamsport planted flowers on the grave sites of our sisters who are buried at St. Boniface Cemetery.