Deirdre Mullan Rsm Analysis

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Have you ever felt so thankful to someone when they were kind to you or done something to help you? In the story I read Deirdre Mullan rsm, who is the Executive Director of the Mercy Reaches Mercy project educating girls which has built many schools around the world and provided hundreds of scholarships. She is also working with UNICEF where she is working on a project Partnering Religious Congregations. She says that all of us need to come out of all the corners of the world and come together to save our world. We should follow Deirdre Mullan rsm’s example, because it teaches us that we should be kind to others and help those in need.

In this story Deirdre Mullan rsm feels bad for the rescued refugees everywhere and wants to do something about it. She really feels bad for the ones in the Nuba Mountains and when she teaches her students, she reminds them that our world is in desperate need of the kind of servant leadership demonstrated by Mercy Sister Cathy Solano and Dr. Tom. She wants her students to be like them because they both live and work in Nuba, are shining examples that there is moral good in our world. They have built a school and provided hundreds of scholarships in the Nuba.

This story is a good example of mercy because in our world, there is a bunch
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They might feel very grateful towards you and if they become a successful business person one day, they will always owe you one. So it is always better to help someone or be kind to them because you may ruin someone’s life and they end up coming after you seeking revenge. You will also always feel a much better when you are kind to someone than being mean to them and being mean to someone can make you feel guilty and that can cause you stress. Sooner or later you will become all stress out and never live a happy nor healthy life and you do not want

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