Monthly Archives: July 2013

Living with Violence

Posted on July 22, 2013 by caroline center

We all want the same thing. To live – and raise our children – in a safe and nurturing environment. But let’s face it. It’s a perilous world. Danger lurks everywhere and sadly, you don’t have to venture beyond the … Continue reading →

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Charlene: Don’t Dim My Light

Posted on July 22, 2013 by caroline center

Because the women of Caroline Center have experienced more of life’s ups and downs in their short lives than many people 2 and 3 times their age, you forget just how young these women really are. Most of them are … Continue reading →

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Montoya: To Give and Not to Count the Cost

Posted on July 19, 2013 by caroline center

On more than one occasion I have been told that if you really want to witness generosity, you only have to observe the poor. Conveyed to me by those who live and work among the poor, I have always accepted … Continue reading →

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Monthly Archives: July 2013

Living with Violence

Charlene: Don’t Dim My Light

Montoya: To Give and Not to Count the Cost

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