Our Signs of Hope series continues with the inspiring story of the Magdalene Home! 21 years ago, parishioners from Sacred Heart in Medford, Oregon, began this home for pregnant and parenting young mothers in need of a place to stay.

In this episode, we hear from Kayla, one of the residents of the Magdalene Home!

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The Magdalene Home is completely supported by their local community, and does not accept any government funds. You can help support their ministry through finances, volunteering, or donating items. Learn more at:

https://magdalenehome.org/

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Our Signs of Hope series continues with the inspiring story of the Magdalene Home! 21 years ago, parishioners from Sacred Heart in Medford, Oregon, began this home for pregnant and parenting young mothers in need of a place to stay.

In this episode, we hear from House Mom Marijane!

Make sure to watch our video here!

The Magdalene Home is completely supported by their local community, and does not accept any government funds. You can help support their ministry through finances, volunteering, or donating items. Learn more at:

https://magdalenehome.org/

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Our Signs of Hope series continues with the inspiring story of the Magdalene Home! 21 years ago, parishioners from Sacred Heart in Medford, Oregon, began this home for pregnant and parenting young mothers in need of a place to stay.

In this episode, we hear from Executive Director Kathleen Wilson!

Make sure to watch our video here!

The Magdalene Home is completely supported by their local community, and does not accept any government funds. You can help support their ministry through finances, volunteering, or donating items. Learn more at:

https://magdalenehome.org/

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Enjoy this short bonus episode with Seminarians Andy Sanchez and Marcos Alvarado!

During our focus on local vocations, we are joined by Brother Oscar Rodriguez of the Missionaries of the Holy Spirit. He shared about his friendship with Jesus as a small child, his search for a religious order, and obstacles to pursuing your vocation.

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In this episode, we are joined by Mother Maria Asterone Dodeka of the Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matará. Mother Maria, who grew up in Portland, OR and Camas, WA, shared about her journey from atheism to religious life, the importance of honest prayer, and obstacles to following your vocation.

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During our focus on local vocations, we are joined by Fr. Peter Julia, Vocations Director for the Archdiocese of Portland. He shares his own journey to the priesthood, the importance of surrendering our will to God's, and why he is excited to be a priest here in Portland.

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Meet the Franciscan sisters of the Eucharist, a religious community of women in Bridal Veil, Oregon.

In this episode, hear the stories from Sister Anne Clare Keeler.

Stay tuned for Part 3, where you'll hear from Sister Veronica!

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