Frey said rhetorically. J. Ryan Kivela, a junior at Iona College, said he had never heard of the SOA until two years ago, and was instantly moved to stand up against the injustices committed by so many of the School's graduates. Down, a female duo that has become the SOA movement's official performers. Some of the participants Many of the attendees participated in discussion circles, and explored ways in which they personally are called to link faith and action. The impact of the poor and their resilience to the trials of life gives strength to us.
Anger can be a gift.
It energizes us to work for change. The danger isn't anger, but bitterness. Faith in action seldom makes headlines, but it shows that our vows are living in us, and are not just words we speak. We must keep joy and faith, not just anger, at the forefront of our consciousness and agenda. Sydney Frey from Fairfield University and the testimony that she gives at such a young age inspires us elders.