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Francine Dempsey, CSJ

Sister Francine Dempsey was received into the congregation in 1960. A member of our Albany Province, she taught American Studies and English at The College of Saint Rose. Sister Fran has also served as a librarian, parish pastoral associate, justice advocate and freelance writer. She is a member of the organization Women Against War.

Fourth Sunday of Lent graphic with a cloth hanging over a cross and a palm branch

Oneness in Lent

What shall I give up this Lent? How shall I pray this Lent? Familiar questions, yes, but in these times might these questions need new answers?

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