In this episode, Sister Liz is joined by sister-friend, Sister Salvatrice Murphy, to discuss how the pandemic has changed the way we minister to those most in need. Being a social worker working with mental health, Sister Salvatrice discusses how her job grew and gives some advice on taking care of yourself in order to best serve others.
S3 E10: Ministering during COVID
In the Company of Sister Salvatrice Murphy, DC
January 26, 2021
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