My Spiritual Journey

This blog is about my spiritual journey as a Dominican Sister of Mission San Jose serving the young, the poor and the vulnerable through the ministry of chaplaincy and working for social justice by promoting the sustainability goals of the United Nations.

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Holiday Boutique and Christmas Tree Lighting

Posted by Sister Donna Maria at 6:41 PM

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