Annette Maros Leashes Funds for Hospice Care
A St. Paul couple rests easier knowing their dog is receiving loving care while they escape to Florida for a Read more
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Meet OLP Therapy Dog Otto
Our Lady of Peace (OLP) is pleased to welcome Otto and his mom, Therese Pautz as one of our new Read more
Beloved CNA Hari Pal Retires
On April 30th, Hari Pal retired. Now in his 70s, Hari dedicated 36 years to caring for OLP patients as Read more
Macalester College Students Talk About Hospice
If you read last week’s blog post, you stepped inside the Anthropology of Death and Dying class at Macalester College. Read more
Macalester College Students Are a Blessing to OLP Hospice Patients
Ron Barrett’s Anthropology of Death and Dying course extends beyond his Macalester College classroom. As a former hospice nurse, Ron Read more
This Year’s Our Lady Luncheon Will Be Extra Special
The annual Our Lady Luncheon is just around the corner, and this year’s event will give the people who love Read more
Virgil Cole Was Grateful to God and Our Lady of Peace Hospice
Virgil Cole was a patient in the Our Lady of Peace Hospice Residence. Although he was in hospice care, the Read more
Bluebirds & Blooms Brings a Bouquet of Sunshine to OLP Patients and Clients
The bluebird is a symbol of happiness, and as it says on the Bluebirds & Blooms website, “If happiness has Read more
Clinical and Ethical Issues at End of Life
Our Lady of Peace Hospice (OLP) is honored to care for Somali, Latine, and Hmong families. With a focus on Read more
Ann Sweeney Makes Memories with Clients with Alzheimer’s and Dementia
A year after Ann Sweeney retired from teaching mathematics at St. Catherine University, an ad in her church bulletin caught Read more