Sr. Dorothy Stang Catholic Heroes and interfaith dialogue with a

and interfaith dialogue with a growing interest in Buddhism

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wired back that seven candles should immediately be lit in front of the icon of the Mother of Perpetual Help that hung in the church

mentored and guided her with his own passion for Christ and thirst for justice and equality by the light of the Gospels

Charles desperately sought to live the life of a hermit but his spiritual father saw that he needed the discipline and structure of community life first

Sr. Dorothy Stang Catholic Heroes and interfaith dialogue with aSr. Dorothy Stang, SNDdN 1931 2005 Dorothy Stang was born in Dayton, Ohio in 1931. While still a teen, she entered the congregation of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, an order of religious founded by Saint Julie Billiart to minister exclusively to the poor girls of peasant and farmer families. After professing final vows in 1956, Dorothy was assigned as a teacher for fifteen years in the Chicago area, first at St. Victor in Calumet City, an area