Water is Sacred - Water is Life
On managing water resources in Honduras.
On managing water resources in Honduras.
Epistle on Immigration from Amigas del Señor Monastary, May 22, 2018
[The following text was abridged from the original epistle, published at: westernfriend.org/media/epistle-immigration-unabridged]
Unabridged version of an epistle about immigration from the sisters of the Amigas del Señor Monastery in Honduras, May 22, 2018
Dear Editor: I am so delighted that Western Friend published the 2017 IMYM keynote talk on finances (September/October 2017). Financial management is a spiritual practice, at least as taught by my teacher, Jesus of Nazareth. Citizens of the United States are profligate wasters of world resources. One of the reasons for this is rank ignorance.
Complete version of an article published in abridged form in the November/December 2017 issue of Western Friend magazine.
Ever since we moved to rural Honduras in 2006, Sister Alegría and I had wanted chickens. Our imaginations became reality when, in 2012, friends gave us some pullets and a young rooster. We quickly discovered that raising fowl wasn’t so straightforward. The second night the birds were here, perching in the branches of a tree, a possum helped himself to the rooster!
Giving Up Something Good for Something Better
Written by Hermana Alegría and Hermana Confianza
Reviewed by Diane Pasta
An excperpt from the Sister's new book, Giving Up Something Good for Something Better.
A tale wherein our Methodist-Quaker Hermanas confront a would-be attacker in their Honduran monastery and receive assistance from a character found in a novel about twelfth-century England.
Dear Editor: We just received the March-April issue of Western Friend, “On Beginnings.” Thanks for including my “recipe” for peanut butter cookies! One clarification: Multnomah Meeting does not “support” Amigas del Señor in any financial or legal way. Rather, we “spiritually share in a Covenant of Caring.” It is a promise to stay in touch and hold one another in the Light.