Opinion
The Jesus factor
As any newspaper editor will tell you, one of the hardest parts of the job is finding enough space.
Opinion
As any newspaper editor will tell you, one of the hardest parts of the job is finding enough space.
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While there might have been a change of leadership at the Hutt St Centre, Tim O’Callaghan and Chris Burns say it’s “business as usual” as they continue the work of the Daughters of Charity in serving the homeless in Adelaide.
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Ian Cox might have left the Hutt St Centre but he hasn’t stepped away from his deep commitment to serving the homeless in Adelaide.
The Daughters of Charity have a special place in the hearts of many South Australians because of their wonderful work with the homeless at the Hutt St Centre.
As a young girl, Maeve O’Brien wanted to become an air hostess and travel the world. She opted for an even higher calling but that doesn’t mean she missed out on a life of adventure, as JENNY BRINKWORTH discovered when she met the inspirational Daughters of Charity Sister last month.
Brenda McCulloch might be retiring after 25 years as the cook at Hutt St Centre but there’s a good chance she will be staying closely connected to the place and the people.
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