The Anne Frank House, in partnership with the Center for Jewish History in lower Manhattan, opened an exhibition highlighting the grim realities of the Holocaust to educate visitors and prevent this horrific history from ever repeating itself.
During the opening, Director of the Office of Ecumenical and Interreligious Dialogue, Father Ryan Muldoon, discussed the importance of interfaith solidarity in times of trouble. He was joined by students from Xavier High School located nearby to learn from these atrocities.
More on the exhibition can be found at annefrankexhibit.org
Sr. Mary Margaret Miller, a former registered nurse, entered the Dominican Sisters in 1993 and spent her religious life caring for the sick as director of nurses at Sacred Heart Home in Philadelphia and St. Rose’s Home in Manhattan, returning to Rosary Hill Home in 2018.
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Over 58 years of service, Sr. Julia taught elementary and high school students, led religious education and adult faith formation programs in Illinois parishes, and did teaching and pastoral work in Staten Island and Connecticut, and social work in Appalachia.
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Cardinal Dolan talks about the gift of life everlasting in Heaven.