Dear Friends,
The stories of the RSCJs, their reflections upon the lives they have touched and the changes they have facilitated through their faith and hard work are assuring at a time when politicians seem motivated only by greed and desire for self aggrandizement. The work these women do and the results they have obtained radiate out from them as individuals into wide circles encompassing so many and so much.We should be inspired by and thankful to them.I know that small- but determined and sometimes inspired- steps can take one a long way.
–Pauline Egan, former trustee of Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred HeartThe Stuart Center recognizes that racism permeates all sectors of our society and world, in both overt and subtle ways. It is a part of our own national history that requires recognition and reconciliation. We condemn racism in all forms, and stand against all rhetoric and actions that perpetuate unjust systems and erode the fabric of a civil, just and peaceful society. Furthermore, we embrace...