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Saint John’s Hospice Resident Spotlight: William Monaghan
Meet William (Will) Monaghan, a Saint John’s Hospice resident originally from Levittown, Pa. Whether he’s talking about fishing, cars, or his plans to volunteer once he leaves, Will’s warmth and gratitude are contagious. We sat down with him to learn more about his interests.
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Independence Blue Cross Plants Boots on the Ground at Saint John’s Hospice’s Annual ‘Boot Up Philly’
In record timing, 1,350 pairs of new boots, 1,500 new coats, and more than 7,300 food items were provided to 1,900 vulnerable individuals at Saint John’s Hospice’s fifth-annual Boot Up Philly giveaway on a brisk Saturday morning, October 25.
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Healing from Homelessness: Cranaleith Spiritual Center Immerses Saint John’s Hospice Residents in Nature
Nestled in Northeast Philadelphia, tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, is Cranaleith Spiritual Center. It spans 10 acres with a quarter-acre pond, a bioswale, an apiary for beekeeping, and a vegetable garden, along with other sustainable spaces.
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Casseroles for a Cause: Radnor Youth Help Saint John’s Hospice Feed Vulnerable Community Members
Ann Marie Santillo felt a calling over a decade ago to volunteer with her two children. Her parish, Saint Thomas of Villanova in Radnor, shared information with her about its partnership with Saint John’s Hospice.
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A Legacy of Love at Saint John’s Hospice: Sally Lou Oaks Loveman Remembers Late Father Through Service
It seems unlikely that Chicago resident Sally Lou Loveman – nationally-renowned speaker, author, coach, and former audience producer for The Oprah Winfrey Show – would have a connection to Saint John’s Hospice (SJH) in Philadelphia. However, unpeel the layers and you’ll find a relationship now spanning three generations.
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Survival and Saint John’s Hospice – Meet Craig “40” Kilby
Craig Kilby, known in the Philadelphia neighborhood as “40”, has a kind gentle energy and sly sense of humor felt by staff and residents at Saint John’s Hospice (SJH). A dedicated volunteer of 24 years, the West Philadelphia native is a constant presence, volunteering five days a week.
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56 Years and Counting: Knights of Columbus Spread Holiday Cheer at Saint John’s Hospice
Each holiday season, The Knights of Columbus Philadelphia Chapter visits Saint John’s Hospice to provide hot meals to its residents and surrounding community members. The organization has been performing this act of charity since 1968 – five years after SJH was founded.