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Felician Center Honors Martin Luther King Jr.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Members of the Mission Integration Committee, Jean Nexsen, Mary Lisa McGill, Rosa Cherry, Claire Tejero and Felician Sisters Carol, Johnna and Susanne gathered at the Williamsburg Residential Care Center to observe the MLK holiday.

 

Sister Susanne led an interactive review of some of the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with the residents. The residents responded to the challenges they face in their living situation and Sister Susanne challenged them to be guided in their words, actions and care for one another and the staff. They were encouraged to walk the path of peace guided by the life of Martin Luther King Jr in their everyday living. Time together ended with a prayer where the residents responded, “make me an instrument of peace”and the singing of “We Shall Overcome”.

Afterwards, the Felician Center volunteers served Kentucky Fried chicken box lunches to the residents. There were plenty of hugs and thanks to go around at the conclusion of the visit.

 

 

 

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What Folks Are Saying....

My church does home visits.  I come to the Closet to purchase low priced toiletries to take to the homebound when making a visit.

The Felician Center offers all types of service for the community. Those services are very helpful and appreciated - food, education, home goods, and more. Thanks again.

I just want to say thank you to St. Felix pantry. Many of us have little amount of Social Security. After I pay all our bills, there is not much left for food. This pantry is truly a Big Help.

This center has been doing an amazing job for the community and beyond. I love the service that they give. I leave with a blessing and a smile each time.

The sisters see the needs in our community and somehow they are able to meet them.

My entire family benefits from the Clothing Closet.  With extra money, I purchase items to take to the local Vital Aging Center.