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Bishop Joseph Coffey of the Military Archdiocese interviews Teresa Shick, Founder of The Pillar Foundation (November 21, 2022)

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In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know, Bishop Joseph Coffey of the Military Archdiocese interviews Teresa Shick, Founder of The Pillar Foundation (November 21, 2022)At The Pillar Foundation we understand the challenges the backbone of the family faces, silently and supportively holding the family together one transition at a time. Our retreat participants are NSW spouses of veterans. Leaving the military can often mean moving the family away from a support network that has meant both family and a true understanding for the life that can only be embraced by the women who have lived it. Our mission is to provide a support network, to share resources, to mentor and guide newly transitioned military wives into the civilian world by holding retreats and garnering a database of sisterhood to reconnect state to state.https://www.thepillarfoundation.com/

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