The love of Christ urges us on
Recently, The Religious Sisters of Charity’s Sr. Stanislaus Kennedy was featured in the Sunday Independent’s People & Culture section highlighting her rewarding and innovative career to date benefiting the people of Ireland. Regarded as a ‘trailblazer’ by the Sunday Independent publication, Sr. Stan has been a Religious Sister of Charity since 1958 and has had …
RETURNING TO NATURE. NEWS FROM IRELAND In March 2023 the Irish Bishop’s Conference agreed that parishes would return 30% of church grounds to nature by2030. This is a response to the biodiversity crisis our world is facing and the call of Laudato Si. All are called to arrest the decline of biodiversity for the …
RSC Laudato Si Action Plan into Action Our Sisters in different parts of the Congregation are contributing to preserve the fast degradation of our Common Home. Some of the activities our Sisters have undertaken over the past few months include: Zambia: Working with children in parishes as well as work colleagues to plant trees. Our …
Protecting our common home has become an urgent need as we continue to witness the effects of climate change in different parts of the world ranging from constant droughts, fires, flooding, overheating, changing weather patterns etc. This has an effect on each one of us especially the poor. Our foundress Mary Aikenhead left us a …
Light as obviously known dispels darkness and brings joy. This was manifested in Our Lady’s Nursery and Primary School Bomadi, Delta State, Nigeria at the dawn of the year 2024. The school resumed on January 9th 2024 and the amazement of the parents, staff and pupils at the sight of the new solar system was …
Sr Maria Coates tells us of her role on the team in the Hospice in Hackney. She says that “continuing to work in the Mission Team at St. Joseph’s Hospice is a very worthwhile occupation which I enjoy so much. The last few months have been quite busy from a pastoral perspective, as we recently …
