Seeing the face of God in disaster

Submitted on June 15, 2011
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By Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Rose Lunnemann, a case management worker with Catholic Charities Housing Resource Center in St. Louis, visited an apartment where an older woman had lived before last month's tornado in Joplin. Lunnemann accompanied the woman's daughter in trying to recover some items.
Rose Lunnemann, a case management worker with Catholic Charities Housing Resource Center in St. Louis, visited an apartment where an older woman had lived before last month's tornado in Joplin. Lunnemann accompanied the woman's daughter in trying to recover some items.
People are still reeling from devastating tornadoes in Missouri and need prayers and comfort as well as help with daily needs, according to representatives of Catholic Charities of St. Louis.

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