The symbolism of circles has far more value than its simple shape we learned as children.  They are a wonderful reminder of the infinite love of God. My first remembrance of the power of a circle was during my childhood. Eight friends and I sat together on a porch, each from different faith traditions in a prayer circle. The circle summoned us to a quiet intentional place, where we could be fully present with and accountable to one another. Together we prayed for our neighborhood and its residents. Though we did not share the same religious beliefs, we were called to community by way of circle. We also found great peace in God’s providence in our midst, reserving the center as a space for the divine. That simple time prepared me for the life I currently have in Mercy as an Associate, Emerging Leaders Fellow and employee...

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Tylia lives in the United States of America. She currently leads more than 700 associates for the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, South Central Community, as director of Association. She is also a Mercy Associate living out a lifetime commitment of prayer, community and service where she stands in solidarity with marginalized peoples.

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