Final Words/ from our readers

President’s column strikes a chord with readers; Arkansas club draws interest

Words Motivate
Recently I read Father Dan Dorsey’s article [“Do You See What I See?” Winter 2008] and I wanted to tell you that it was excellent!

I had not heard the Tolstoy fable he referred to, and it really makes a connection to the whole question he asked. Learning about Project Merry Christmas and Joe (Grosek) made an impression on me and reminded me of the invisible ones.

Father Dan has a great talent for writing and his words motivate! Thanks for giving me and others the detailed pictures in our mind to remember his message. I wish you a wonderful year ahead.
Susie Donauer
Centerville, Ohio

Article Inspires
i receive Glenmary Challenge and I was really moved by Leslie O’Malley’s story [“Making a Difference,” Winter 2009]. I, too, am a Hispana (Mexican-American descent) raised by my mother as my father passed away when I was 12.
I am Catholic and believe my faith has given me so much, especially as a single mother of three. My God, my Jesus and my Santo Niño are with me daily as I try to put my children in the path of the Lord.
Gloria Borjon
Denver, Colo.

Many Thanks
Abundant thanks for all that Glenmary is doing in mission areas in the United States. I read every word of Glenmary Challenge, so I am quite aware of your numerous unfoldings. God bless you.
Sister Alice Schaefer
Dubuque, Iowa

Shared Story
Greetings and happy new year! I wanted to let you know that I shared the Tolstoy story [“Do You See What I See?” Winter 2008] with the inmates at Parchman Prison this Christmas. They got it and they loved it! Thank you and God bless.
Sister Cathy Leamy
Parchman, Miss.

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