How did Sister Mary Kay Kinberger show leadership when she returned to the sisters’ convent after the hurricane hit, which by then was being used as a military command post?

She was asked to lead the soldiers in prayers in certain times and her unique efforts has made the military to continue to become a ministry for the sisters.

Explanation:

Hurricane Katrina, the costliest tropical cyclone on record was a disaster that took place in 2005. It help draw out the decision making and leadership abilities of different people, even from those no one expected could display such abilities. The example of such people that displayed these abilities beyond the imagination of many people were the nuns from the Holy Angels congregational center in New Orleans.

Mary Kay Kinberger, a member of the Holy Angels congregational home returned to the area after two weeks there were asked to leave. Upon her return, she found out that military people have started using the area as command post. She was asked to lead the soldiers in prayers in certain times and her unique efforts has made the military to continue to become a ministry for the sisters.

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