March 22, 2011
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About Me
- Sr. Helena Burns, fsp
- Chicago, IL, United States
- I was going to be an ornithologist, but God zapped me and I now belong to the Daughters of St. Paul, an international congregation of religious women dedicated to spreading God's Word through the media: www.pauline.org. I give workshops to teens and adults on Media Literacy, Philosophy, and Theology of the Body. I'm the movie reviewer for "The Catholic New World," Chicago's Catholic newspaper. I'm finishing an M.A. in Media Literacy Education; have a B.A. in philosophy and theology from St. John's U, NYC; and have a Certificate in Pastoral Youth Ministry from the Center for Youth Ministry Development, Naugatuck, CT. I studied screenwriting at UCLA and Act One, Hollywood. I'm the writer/producer of www.MediaApostle.com and a co-producer on www.The40Film.com
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Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful. Pray for us Sr. Cecilia!
ReplyDeleteBecause of the wonder and beauty of such a soul as Sr. Cecilia, it can seem so unfair to lose her. Yet - yet - what is more fair than to be in the arms of our Father in heaven, Who loves us to hold us forever.
ReplyDeleteO, to live so forever - to love so forever.
This is very, very beautiful. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and yet sad tribute to a wonderful woman. May all who loved her feel the balm of our Gods love. Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord...
ReplyDeleteThe song played during the video is so very moving; what is the name?
Peace to all.
It's from Lord of the Rings by Annie Lennox, I believe...
ReplyDeleteThat was beautiful! I loved the pictures at the end. Sister Cecilia was lucky to have such a wonderful family with the Daughters of St. Paul.
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