Virgil Cole was a patient in the Our Lady of Peace Hospice Residence. Although he was in hospice care, the last time he talked with us, he said he was […]
The bluebird is a symbol of happiness, and as it says on the Bluebirds & Blooms website, “If happiness has a shelf life, we’re extending it.” Every month, this non-profit […]
When clients call John Parks for help, he doesn’t hesitate to answer. As a volunteer with our Highland Block Nurse Program (HBNP), he compassionately shares his time and handyman skills […]
A year after Ann Sweeney retired from teaching mathematics at St. Catherine University, an ad in her church bulletin caught her attention. “It spoke to me,” she says. “Our Lady […]
Dr. Amit Sood, M.D., Gauri Sood, M.D. with the Global Center for Resiliency and Wellbeing at the Mayo Clinic tells us how to make your brain happy: Friends, this is […]
Our Lady of Peace (OLP) staff is honored to work alongside our Franciscan Clarist Sisters, who care for patients with love, compassion, and mercy. They are a source of comfort […]
According to the Farmers’ Almanac, March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. Obviously, this stems from the weather, but some people who came before us […]
Are you considering an estate plan, and/or a legacy gift to Our Lady of Peace? Rachel Schromen, estate planning attorney and owner of Schromen Law in St. Paul recently came […]
Andy and Jerilyn Foster met on a blind date, while attending the University of Minnesota–Duluth. Their date began at Perkins and continued at the Aerial Lift Bridge on Lake Superior. […]
Mike Neeson was the picture of health when, at age 45, the Stillwater dad got the shocking diagnosis — stage IV colon cancer. “Don’t go on the internet,” his surgeon […]