I Leave Peaceprints:  The Story of Sister Karen Klimczak, SSJ

You are invited to join us at the Mountain on Sunday, May 31 for a very special presentation by Sr. Jean Klimczak, the biological sister of the founder of Peaceprints, Sr. Karen Klimczak. Sr. Jean will be speaking about the process of Karen’s conversion to non-violence.

Please note this is a change of date.

This year marked the 20^th anniversary of the death of Sr. Karen Klimczak.

On the website of Peaceprints Inc. they write:
…imagined by our founder Sr. Karen Klimczak as a commitment to spreading peace, the “I Leave Peaceprints” lawn doves have come to symbolize hope and healing in our community. By displaying the dove, our community demonstrates its commitment to acting with intentional nonviolence- not simply the absence of physical violence, but a condemnation of the divisions we create when we fail to listen, respect, or empathize with others who differ from us in their race, gender, sexual orientation, or beliefs.

We encourage you to be with us at the Mountain on May 31, but we will have an online option for those who are not able to join us physically.

Please save the date and more information will be shared in the coming weeks.