Maureen Flanigan

Maureen is retired after a fulfilling vocation as an Activity Director in adult day programs in the Denver Metro area. She found Loretto when seeking spiritual direction over 20-years ago. Desiring to belong to a justice and peace-seeking community, she was welcomed as a co-member in 2014. She is deeply in love with the Loretto Latin America/Caribbean Committee and its members who believe in being close to migrants, justice workers, and partners in their work.
A candle light vigil being held at night with 10 people standing in a U shape.

Sasabe-Nogales Border Experience Touches Hearts

“Hola amigas. Tenemos agua. Tenemos comida.” “Hello friends. We have water. We have food.” Molly Kammien and Mary Jean Friel shout through ridiculous 100-foot gaps in the 30-foot high $15 billion border wall between the U.S. and Mexico. Bob Kee,…

A young family picture: a mother, father, and three young boys smiling brightly while sitting on their parent's laps.

LACC — Why Sanctuary, Why Now?

The Loretto Latin America Caribbean Committee met for a “face-to-face” the first weekend in January with full hearts and a full agenda. The theme of “intention” guided our weekend, pulling us into the urgent work of advocacy for our sisters…