Bringing Poetry and Writing to Female Inmates
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Sharing, Thinking and Talking Read More
Showing Inmates That People Care
January 28, 2021Bibles and prayer books make life in prison better. Read More
Community, Love and Faith
December 30, 2020Transforming lives at Dismas House, a residential rehabilitation and reentry program for women. Read More
“You Never Know How The Holy Spirit Will Use You”
December 30, 2020The Gift of Order of Malta Bibles and Prayer Books in New Jersey Read More
A Belief in Redemption
December 30, 2020The story of a member's discovery of the Pen Pal Program and the opportunity to lift spirits. Read More
Mary as a Model of Faith Inspires Prayer for the Incarcerated
December 14, 2020This Advent prayer was also inspired by the “Mary Mother of Captives” painting created by artist Jack Pachuta. Read More
The Simple Joy of Postcards to Pen Pals
November 30, 2020An Easy Way To Make a Big Difference Read More
Manna From Heaven
November 30, 2020Gratitude for Order of Malta Bibles and Prayer Books at the Ontario County Jail Read More
The Importance of Presence in St. Louis
November 30, 2020Let’s Start Program Helps Former Prisoners Rebuild Their Lives Read More
Inmates Explore Meaning and Rehabilitation Through Creative Expression
October 28, 2020Rhode Island Member Begins Creative Writing Program for Inmates Read More
Order of Malta
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