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Inquirer Editorial: Welfare cuts: Wrong to target most vulnerable
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[Philadelphia Inquirer] - Homeless advocate Sister Mary Scullion said such a cut would represent a major setback for a promising effort to end street homelessness in the city. Pennsylvania should balance its budget, but not on the backs of its most vulnerable citizens.
Inquirer Editorial: Fight to end homelessness has become even harder
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[Philadelphia Inquirer] - Sister Mary Scullion was presented the Inquirer's Citizen of the Year award by publisher Gregory J. Osberg, left, and editorial page editor Harold Jackson. No doubt about it, Sister Mary Scullion is a warrior. But the Inquirer's Citizen of the
In Suburban Station, lost souls get some direction | Philadelphia Inquirer ...
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[Philadelphia Inquirer] - "It's not going to be a quick fix or turnaround," said Sister Mary Scullion, cofounder of Project HOME, a nonprofit provider of services and housing for the homeless. "But if we're there a few months, we'll be able to see the impact.
Bring Philly HOME event generates awareness for the fight against ...
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Oct 04, · This year’s celebration consists of three phenomenal in-person events, all of which members of the public are encouraged to participate in! Co-founder Sister Mary Scullion joined us on PHL17 this morning to discuss the importance of the celebration and the many opportunities for the greater Philadelphia community to get involved.
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