Sister Mary Sean Hodges

founder of the Partnership for Re-Entry Program

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LA nun Sister Mary Sean Hodges has helped more than 10,000 parolees adjust to life after incarceration. Their recidivism rate has been under 1% since 2002.

LA nun helps prison lifers find second chances, housing, jobs

LA nun Sister Mary Sean Hodges has helped more than 10,000 parolees adjust to life after incarceration. Their recidivism rate has been under 1% since 2002.

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