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Plenty wrong with U.S. health care, say forum speakers

A pair of speakers with unique perspectives on health care told a room of more than 100 people Monday night that the United States should put a priority on reforming its health care system.

For Sister Lee Ann McNally, R.S.M., ministering to prisoners started as a new adventure, but it was also an extension of the work she is sure God had in mind for her right from the start.

By Beth Donze
Clarion Herald

Other than having an aunt who was a nun and admiring the habit worn by the local Marianites, Sister of Mercy Mary Victor Allain never gave much thought to convent life as a child growing up along the bayou in Plaquemine, Louisiana.

Mercy sister breaks mold, brings Catholicism to unlikely venue
by Katie Moore

Sister Cecile Sakaley is helping to fulfill the mission of Mercy Health Partners and one of our founding organizations, the Sisters of Mercy.

Sister Ray Maria McNamara
South Central

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Plenty wrong with U.S. health care, say forum speakers

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