I didn’t see it--but the “Things to Do List” for the reopening of St. Ann Center was probably longer than Santa’s list of good girls and boys! Sr. Edna and staffers were meticulous while working on building updates, completing mounds…
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St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care is one of five organizations to share in a $20,000 grant distributed by the Rotary Club of Milwaukee to combat Covid-related food insecurity in the Johnsons Park neighborhood. A $2,500 donation will allow St.…
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Last week, we gave a big hand to some of the most talented hands in the business, as Certified Massage Therapists Sandy Anderson and Joe Ralston said goodbye to St. Ann Center. A dedicated team, Sandy has logged 20 years…
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“I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.” 3 John 1:4 In celebration of Juneteenth Day, the children at St. Ann Center’s Bucyrus Campus made their voices heard during a freedom march…
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If our time off had stretched much further, I would have thought my retirement had started, and folks forgot to tell me. Well, how did I spend my time off? I have one word. Siestas. It is possible to enjoy…
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We’d been rehearsing for this moment for weeks. Then early Thursday, as the first adult client came through St. Ann Center’s front door in her wheelchair…it was show time! June 11 marked the return of adult clients to both St.…
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This week, after months of lonely rooms and hallways, St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care is open for business! Welcome Everyone! “May today there be peace within. May you trust that you are exactly where you are meant to be. May…
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A sunny Monday was warm with welcomes as St. Ann Center opened its doors after closing as a precautionary measure prompted by COVID-19. Both the Stein and Bucyrus Campuses are opening in phases, with children returning on June…
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By way of an introduction to today’s topic, allow me to share a 100% true story. It’s a doozy! When I was a rookie chaplain intern, greener than green, my Clinical Pastoral Education Supervisor thought it would be a good…
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In recent weeks, we have been painfully reminded of the injustice that permeates our world. We have watched the murder of George Floyd by officers sworn to protect life. And we have seen our nation erupt in outrage against the…
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