Shraheens

Giving at It’s Best

Storyteller: Andi

Transitioning from a great career in nursing Andi becomes the Director at Project H.O.P.E. of Cleveland. Serving the community, teaching, and making new friends are all part of the journey.

One More Chance

Storyteller: Jill

After not feeling well for two weeks Jill was concerned that she may have COVID. Thankfully she visited the doctor and received a surprise diagnosis and emergency life saving treatment.

TJ shares his passion for music from childhood to his professional career with the band Sleep On It. During this journey he received encouragement, worked tirelessly on his craft, and has enjoyed the thrill of playing live music.

Through Adversity

Storyteller: David

Music and the Soul

Storyteller: John

After discerning the need to pursue his love of music John starts piano and voice lessons at age 48. Years of practice, guidance from teachers, and exploring different musical genres all while striving to create something beautiful.

Notre Dame Walk-On Experience

Storyteller: Chris

Athlete turns down opportunities to play football at smaller schools to pursues his dream at Notre Dame. Excitement, frustration, and earning respect are all part of the process.

My Ministries and Years in the Convent

Storyteller: Mary Colette

Joining the convent as an 18 year old Mary Colette reflects on her journey over the last 60 years. She expresses gratitude for the life of ministry, faith, and friendship experienced living with the Sisters of Notre Dame community.

Cleveland’s Irish Radio

Storyteller: Gerry

A chance invitation led Gerry, a radio novice, to try his hand at starting an Irish program. After 40 years, tens of thousands of listeners, and countless friends, Gerry Quinn’s Irish Radio is still going strong.

How I Met Your Mother

Storyteller: Ed

While at a party in Cleveland, Ed falls for a a young Irish immigrant named Patricia. He then travels alone to Ireland and meets her family not knowing he would later return engaged to their daughter.

1959 Batboy for the Cleveland Indians

Storyteller: Tim

St. Ignatius High School student wins the Plain Dealer’s batboy contest. Player’s cussing, chewing tobacco, Mickey Mantle smoking between innings, and a pinch hitter named Tito Francona.