The love of Christ urges us on
Sr. Monica Ichife spoke with Joanna Kozakiewicz on the work that the Religious Sisters of Charity conduct in Malawi to provide access to clean water. The article below is reposted from Global Sisters Report. Sr. Monica Ichife, a member of the Religious Sisters of Charity, a congregation of religious women founded by Mary Aikenhead in Dublin in …
RTÉ, the Irish state broadcaster, recently shared an article in relation to ‘the Walking nuns’ who worked in a hospital in Grangegorman in the 1800s caring for those who were sick and dying. Of course, this is a direct reference to our Congregation, the Religious Sisters of Charity, known at the time as ‘the walking …
The Religious Sisters of Charity from across the Congregation gathered in Lakelands Chapel on August 15th to celebrate the Feast of the Assumption. Sisters from Nigeria, Zambia, England, Ireland, Scotland and the United States were present to commemorate one of the Catholic church’s holiest of days. The Feast of the Assumption is the patronal feast …
Raising awareness through supporting and training Youth Ambassadors in the community July 30th marks World Day Against Trafficking, which aims to highlight the injustices brought about people through human trafficking. According to the United Nations, it is estimated that more than 40 million people worldwide are affected by human trafficking each year. Hope for Justice, …
On the 22nd of July, the Religious Sisters of Charity joined with the Sisters of Charity of Australia for a special gathering to mark the 166th anniversary of the death of Venerable Mary Aikenhead. More than 200 people joined an online prayer service including Sisters, friends, and associates. There was a reflection on the work …
Creating positive, lasting change to the environment is no easy feat. It takes dedication, consideration and regular participation from all involved. Protecting nature’s trees is just one way for a community to enrich their local biodiversity and safeguard the environment. However, according to WWF, a leading global environmental charity, more than 15 billion trees each …
