The love of Christ urges us on
Dublin, Ireland Monday 3rd November 2025. STATEMENT FROM THE RELIGIOUS SISTERS OF CHARITY We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Sister Stanislaus Kennedy, known to many as Sr Stan. Sr Stan died this morning after a short time at the St Francis Hospice, Blanchardstown. “Sr Stan was a powerful voice for compassion, equality, …
Placing Every Anxiety in Mary’s Hands Trust in the Heart of Trial The air of Dublin already carried the scent of autumn. The wind slipped through the trees of St Vincent’s, bringing with it the low murmur of the Rosary rising from the small oratory. It was a gentle rhythm, almost a collective breath: the …
HOPE IN THE LIFE OF MARY AIKENHEAD Fragile in the Eyes of the World, Strong in God “Everything that happens only confirms my hope that it is the work of God Himself.” (March 7, 1834) The March wind swept through the streets of Dublin, rattling the windows of the houses. It carried with it the …
BECOMING ADEQUATE INSTRUMENTS OF MERCY FOR THE POOR “Mary Aikenhead’s love of the Poor” The year 1842 was not an easy one for Ireland. The country carried on its shoulders the burden of misery: large families living with little or nothing, men and women almost entirely dependent on the potato crop, always at risk …
L- R Srs Patricia Lenihan, Geraldine Hamukale, Jacinta Boland, Lweendo Moonga and Rachael Jikavworu Following our discernment for our Congregational Leadership Team, the following Sisters have been elected as Councillors: Srs Geraldine Hamukale, Sr Jacinta Boland, Sr Lweendo Moonga and Rachael Jikavworu. We wish them every grace and blessing in their ministry in the …
We are happy to announce that Sr Patricia Lenihan has been re-elected as Congregational Leader of the Religious Sisters of Charity for a period of six years.
