By Kevin Chung, Jesuit Volunteer Corps My perspective on social justice used to be that no matter whether a person… Read more »
Category: Former Volunteer Reflections
The Sisters I Never Had or Knew I Wanted
By Sean Puzzo – Dominican Volunteers USA Picture this: ten years from now a group of friends is getting back… Read more »
Growing Into My Role: Luz Peredo-Muniz – St. Joseph Worker, Orange
If you had asked me what the meaning of my role within Mission Hospital was when I first started my… Read more »
“Cura Personalis” – Care of the Whole Person
By Hannah Wesselman, PULSE – Pittsburgh Urban Leadership and Service Experience “Cura personalis.” I first heard these words my sophomore year… Read more »
I am Called to Be Light
By Precious Ndukwe, Mercy Volunteer Corps (Detroit, Michigan) During my senior year of college, I knew that I wanted to… Read more »
I Encourage You to V.O.L.U.N.T.E.E.R.
By Katinka Kalusche, Brethren Volunteer Service Dear Future Volunteer: Congratulations on deciding to dedicate a part of your life to volunteering,… Read more »
Married and Called to Mission in Manila
By Katie and Luke Johnstone, Fidesco USA In August 2015, an organization called Fidesco USA sent us, a newly married… Read more »
Lessons from My Students: Community & Simple Living
By Maddie Bologa, Cristo Rey Jesuit Volunteers While working at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School together, my fellow volunteers and I… Read more »
Invitation to Transformation
By Emily Bruce, Maggie’s Place Dear Future Volunteer, are you ready to be transformed? Service is always an invitation to… Read more »
Urban Farming in Dayton – how service opens unexpected doors
By Ellen Yoder, Marianist PULSE Program It has been nearly two years since responding to the call to serve with… Read more »