In The U.s., They Just Want To

I Was A Voracious Reader And The Library Fed My Curiosity, Imagination And My Soul. I Read By The Shelf - Biographies, Fantasy - All And Everything Fed My Dreams. Then As An Adult Whenever I Would Go On Location The First Thing We Would Do As A Family Is Sign Up At The Closest Library. Not Only Would We Find Books, But What Was Happening In That Town, Because The Library Is The Head Of The Community.

I Try To Live My Life Every Day In The Present, And Try Not To Turn A Blind Eye To Injustice And Need.

It Is A Different World Than When I Was Growing Up, And You Started To Just Kind Of Maintain At Thirty-five And Just Hope You Can Hope It Together. People Are A Lot More Vital Than I Am And Doing All Kinds Of Things And Leading Really Important Movements.

When My Children Wake Up In The Morning They Know They Will Eat Breakfast, Get Hugs From Their Parents, Go To A Good, Safe School. Plates Are Full And Store Windows Are Glittering. But At The Same Time The Great Majority Of The World's Children And Women Stand - No - Shiver On The Precipice

It Didn't Seem To Have Relevance, Except In Central America Or South America, Countries Where The Church Was Connected To The Fight Of The People For Economic Justice. That's Why It Was So Interesting To Find Myself Back With Sister Helen [in Dead Man Walking], This New Breed Of Nuns Who Were Making A Difference In The Community.