In this "Bishop's Hour" episode, Sister Meg Walsh discusses the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. She shares her 27-year journey as a religious sister, describing daily life balanced between prayer and ministries serving those who are unhoused and immigrants. The Sisters recently celebrated 75 years in Arizona, where they established two schools in the 1950s before Phoenix became a diocese. Sister Meg highlights Sister Dorothy "Dot" Stang, a former Phoenix school principal who became an "eco-martyr" when murdered in 2005 while defending the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.