Produced by Daydream Productions, this one-hour documentary follows several religious congregations struggling to care for their aging sisters.
The need
Many sisters die poor, lonely and without the healthcare they need.
For years, the retirement needs of religious congregations were underfunded, leaving many communities around the world unprepared to provide proper care for their aging sisters. Many sisters die poor, lonely and without the healthcare they need.
In addition, a profound demographic shift is taking place within Catholic religious communities, as congregations face the enormous challenge of caring for a generation of older sisters who dedicated their lives to serving others.
The documentary
Walking My Sister Home explores not only the hardships these dedicated women face, but also the compassion being returned to them as they enter the final chapter of their lives.
Produced by Daydream Productions, this one-hour documentary follows several religious congregations struggling to care for their aging sisters. Across communities in Africa, Mexico, and the United States, viewers witness the very different—and often overwhelming—challenges these women face, from access to quality healthcare and affordable housing, to the profound feelings of isolation and loneliness that can accompany old age.
Access to quality healthcare
Affordable housing
Isolation and loneliness
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