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Zen and catholicism January 13, 2021
There is nothing like having a Priest pull up your profile and then post it saying you aren't Catholic because you love Zen to get one thinking about books to read or reread and all the reasons I love Zen. I think Richard Rohr captures it best.
Roberta Lavin
Insurrection, anger, and self-reflection January 10, 2021
I need to acknowledge my anger and focus it toward social justice in the area of the world in which I work, nursing.
Roberta Lavin
volunteerism, service learning, and free labor January 3, 2021
Using Healthcare Volunteers During Disasters Distribution of COVID vaccines once again has me thinking about the importance of volunteerism in public health preparedness and the role of nurses in volunteering their time and talents. Volunteerism has been part of the American culture since the 1803 Portsmouth, New Hampshire fire that resulted in the first legislation that dealt with the need […]
Roberta Lavin
Don’t Turn on others over COVID vaccines December 30, 2020
As a country we are tired, frustrated, and honestly a little scared. We have made it this far together and will make it to herd immunity by working as a country. We need to pull together and support vaccinations because vaccinations are the solution to COVID-19.
Roberta Lavin
covid-19 vaccine blessings December 19, 2020
When I imagine the love of God the mental image will be of the masked face of a healthcare worker.
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Wisdom from prudence December 15, 2020
Most of my friends have been introduced to Prudence. She is my favorite neighbor and stops by everyday for lunch. I give her dried meal worms and she drops empty snail shells on the porch as a thank you. During this year filled with social isolation I’ve had more conversations with her than anyone else. […]
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Rejoice: COVID-19 vaccinations begin December 14, 2020
The third Sunday of Advent is a day to Rejoice. This year it feels especially true as I cried watching the first trucks loaded with COIVID-19 vaccines pull away from the facility headed toward you. I was grateful for the scientist who used their intelligence to imagine new vaccines that can be produced quickly and […]
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Rosary for the republican national convention August 26, 2020
Tonight when I watch the RNC I will be holding two things: a) a glass of wine, and 2) the Rosary of Modern Sorrows. I have a large collection of rosaries that have been given to me by my husband, Priests, friends, and some I picked up because I wanted to support the people that […]
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ANA’s Lack of Moral Courage is Shocking August 1, 2020
My question is not whether I think ANA PAC has lost their moral compass, I do. The question is whether I'm willing to stay a member of the ANA if they are not willing to take a stand during the greatest moral challenge of my lifetime. #ANAPAC
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Wear A Mask April 1, 2020
Everyone should take the time to make their own mask. It will serve as a reminder that we are in a battle to save lives. It will remind us that in many poor countries this is all they have when they care for patients. It will give children a craft project while they are out […]
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