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Sister Nancyann Turner Reflects on her Favorite Young Gardeners

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June 14, 2017, Detroit – In her June 2017 blog, Sister Nancyann Turner reflects on the good-hearted children of Detroit who work with her in the garden at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. The Program Director for the Rosa Parks' Youth Program, Sister Nancyann reflects on the response of the children to the theft of flowers from their garden. Read her blog.

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Durstyne Farnan 8 years agoReply

So sorry about the lovely daisies. But the wisdom of the children and the roes is lovely. I hope you enjoyed the roses, Dusty

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