Does us the honor of giving us her constant care, love, and protection. She brought us to jesus. The rosary is a form of prayer connected to mary and you you may know in San Francisco, it is a sign of the largest religious gathering in the history of the United States. We we will check that fact with our our guest when half 1 million pe Million People gathered peacefully to pray with the rosary together. That was in 1961 and we have some grainy photos we hope to share you. They have been revived and renewed in the city. On october 5th, 2019, it will be held again, the ninth year in a row where we gather to pray to mary, mary, to express our faith and communal love. We will talk about the rosary rally and the d the renewed dependence upon the mother of god and her undying love for her children. Please, return after this brief break to to meet our special guess and m. And mary. Thank you for joining us on mosaic. I have two special guests who will talk about mary, mary, life with mary, a
difficulty, identifying posttraumatic stress disorder. there is simple and complex posttraumatic stress disorder, and we experience a complex pst, where they have multiple events, and the approaches are different. the difficulty is that the symptoms are not immediately there and we also need this for our own system, to increase the focus not traditional therapy. the other challenge is there is a stigma of mental health services with the general population. we need to talk about ways to use other services with mental- health so people are more open to this. we also experience that the committees may ask for a lot of services but a lot of times they don t want their neighbors to see this, so people go across the city to get service, and then stephanie mentioned that there are geographic safety barriers that we have with the neighborhoods. people cannot come down because they have to cross a certain territory. this may put them in jeopardy. we look at, what is the interv
organizations throughout the city of san francisco. we use this relationship to coordinate services with youth and families impacted by street violence and to ensure a wraparound approach to the services. this is the biggest key. when violence and hole sides hit a certain community, we can t do this alone. we work with d.p.h. and work with community-based partners to provide as much of a comprehensive wraparound approach to men and women that are impacted by violence. recreational activities, those folks already have a deep connection with these families. we really try to make sure that we tap into the folks that are best connected with the families to make sure we can expedite services and make as much impact with the services as possible. when we re dealing with families that have experienced violence or the victims of violence, we operate and try to identify the short term and long term goals based off of four impact domains. those domains are making an emotional connectio
men that have experienced violence that have lost brothers, sisters, friends, community violence to get them into mental services and address their own ptsd so they re not a peter traitor in the months to come perpetrator in the months to come following the incident. we have grass roots organizations throughout the city of san francisco. we use this relationship to coordinate services with youth and families impacted by street violence and to ensure a wraparound approach to the services. this is the biggest key. when violence and hole sides hit a certain community, we can t do this alone. we work with d.p.h. and work with community-based partners to provide as much of a comprehensive wraparound approach to men and women that are impacted by violence. recreational activities, those folks already have a deep connection with these families. we really try to make sure that we tap into the folks that are best connected with the families to make sure we can expedite services and
i am the chaplain s for san francisco crisis care and a volunteer. how appropriate, how appropriate is it today that maggie stepped up here and really demonstrated human suffering to us because that is the critical question for us is how has a community, we come together to address the continuum of suffering in this city. i said earlier at the press conference, we are truly a city that is built on the premise of offering compassion and support to people in need and yet it is a tale of two cities. it s a beautiful city, and yet another part of the city has tremendous suffering. today, there two of us presenting today. i m also the president of west side community services and the board of directors there. i m a member of the clergy at the cathedral of st. mary of the assumption. in an interfaith group, i see maggie and i see parents and i see brothers and i see sisters and i see children coming to me for spiritual care support at st. mary s in the face of tragic loss. the dark