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Analysis of James Joyce’s short story “The Sisters” examining the symbolic use of paralysis and stigmata, the relationship between the narrator and Father Flynn, and its relevance to contemporary experiences of loss and remembrance.
Year: 2026
Author: Victoria Catalano
Work Type: Literary analysis
Subject: James Joyce, “The Sisters”, Dubliners, stigmata, paralysis
Language: English
Target Audience: Literary scholars, students of English literature
Period Covered: Early 20th century (story context), 21st century (contemporary relevance)
Sources Cited: Bowker, Gordon; Hayden, Deborah; Joyce, James
Publication Date: 2026
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Greetings Brothers and Sisters, fellow children of the Most High God and Heirs to the eternal Kingdom of God, the Kingdom of Heaven that resides within
Year: 2026
Region / City: N/A
Theme: Religious, Spirituality
Document Type: Trust Document
Organ / Institution: N/A
Author: N/A
Target Audience: Individuals seeking spiritual redemption and transformation
Effective Period: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Amendment Date: N/A
Brothers and Sisters ‘Together or Apart’ Assessment Plan
Document Type: Assessment plan
Subject: Brother and sister relationship assessment
Related Guidance: Lord Borthwick coramBAAF good practice guidance ‘Together or Apart’ (2008)
Note: Related Guidance Voice of the Child Practice Guidance
Related Resource: Family Futures Siblings Together or Apart Practice Paper
Responsible Role: Social Worker
Target Group: Children subject to recommendation, family members, foster carers, professionals
Assessment Components: Forms distribution, file review, visits, observations, direct work, professional consultations
Helping big brothers and sisters of preemies Before they see baby for the first time
Note: Year
Theme: Family support, siblings of preemies
Document Type: Informational guide
Target Audience: Parents, caregivers, family members of premature infants
Contextual description: A guide offering advice for parents on how to help siblings of preemies adjust before and after visiting the newborn in the NICU.
Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Usambara
Year: Not specified
Region / city: Northeastern Tanzania
Theme: Religious Education, Healthcare, Orphan Care, Water Provision
Document type: Report
Organization: Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Usambara
Author: Not specified
Target audience: General public, potential donors
Period of validity: Not specified
Date of approval: Not specified
Date of amendments: Not specified
Laudato Si’ Action Platform Reflection by the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine, Florida, 2021–2022
Year: 2021–2022
Region / City: St. Augustine, Florida, USA
Theme: Environmental sustainability, Ecological spirituality, Catholic social teaching
Document Type: Reflection / Congregational report
Institution: Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine
Author: Congregation leadership and members
Target Audience: Members of the Congregation and the wider Catholic community
Key Activities: LSAP coordinator appointment, carbon footprint audit, educational sessions on ecological spirituality, public Rosary for the Earth
Reference Documents: Laudato Si’ papal encyclical, Integral Ecology Plan of the Diocese of St. Augustine
Date of Public Commitment: December 21, 2021
Educational Events Dates: April 2022, spring and summer 2022, September 1, 2022
Topics: Stigmata Joyces Sisters