The Ki Charity Federation had 40 members present from our different congregations for the 400th anniversary cele-bration. See photos of the Federation family at the celebration. Ki Charity Federation UNNGO representative, Sister Teresa Kotturan with the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, had the privilege of greeting Pope Francis – along with Sisters Joan Cook, Joan Repka, Donna Geernert, Sun He Kang and Eileen Haynes. See video below.

While change can be scary, it can happen to anyone at any time, so it’s important that you learn how to adapt. Often, the best way to handle big changes in life is to take a practical approach. You are irreplaceable to your family and play an important role as a loving parent, supportive partner or caring sibling. Taking out a life insurance policy can soften the blow when you can’t perform in these family roles anymore. Take some time out of your day and consider the different possibilities and life stages that could influence your life insurance policy and future plans.

Each family is unique and there is no universal fit when it comes to putting together an insurance

policy for single or dual parent families. This just means that you have a few things to consider if

you have children in the picture. If this is the case,

If you work in a job with a high risk of injury in your day-to-day tasks, your employer will have already taken out a workers compensation policy. This may cover the immediate medical bills, but you may need another insurance policy to fill the gaps.