Unique gifts of each person will be valued in L’Arche community home

Submitted on November 17, 2010
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Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
L’Arche volunteers Michelle Malawey, bottom, executive secretary for the Ursuline Provincialate, and Ursuline Sister Elisa Ryan, vocation director for the Ursuline Provincialate, painted the trim around windows Nov. 11 to help spruce up the former convent at Immaculate Conception Parish in Maplewood. The building is to become a home for a L’Arche community.
L’Arche volunteers Michelle Malawey, bottom, executive secretary for the Ursuline Provincialate, and Ursuline Sister Elisa Ryan, vocation director for the Ursuline Provincialate, painted the trim around windows Nov. 11 to help spruce up the former convent at Immaculate Conception Parish in Maplewood. The building is to become a home for a L’Arche community.
Rebecca Venegoni Tower
Ursuline Sister Elisa Ryan was not quite an artist with her brush, but she was getting the job done masterfully. Sister Elisa and three other volunteers from the Ursuline provincialate spent a sunny fall day Nov. 11 painting the soon-to-be home of a L'Arche community in St. Louis, the former convent of Immaculate Conception Parish in Maplewood.

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