The love of Christ urges us on
As we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Saviour, we are drawn to the image of the manger in Bethlehem, a small, simple place where God chose to enter the world not in splendour or wealth, but in humility and love. In this simple beginning, we are reminded that God comes close to us, …
December 1842 came to St Vincent’s with a cold that could be felt in every gesture, from the early hours of the morning, when the light was slow to enter through the windows and, in the hospital corridors, work began with a more measured pace, as though winter itself were imposing its rhythm even on …
This year we celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Sr AnnMarie McGeever and Sr Micheline O’Donnell, marking fifty years of dedicated service as Religious Sisters of Charity. In a special feature, they reflect on their lives and ministries. Sr AnnMarie McGeever: I was brought up in a household where faith was very important. I attended the …
As the global community prepares to mark Human Rights Day on December 10th, we pause to reflect on the sacred gift of human dignity, a gift entrusted to all of us to protect, honour, and defend. For the Religious Sisters of Charity, this day carries deep meaning. It reminds us that every person is created …
A Dublin post-primary school has welcomed a delegation of Ugandan teachers to Ireland. The visit to Rosary College, Crumlin, is part of a cultural exchange organised by Irish Aid and WorldWise Global Schools. The visit part of an initiative named ‘Teachers Making a Difference’ a scheme is supported by the Irish Embassy in Uganda and …
They call me “ Woman of the Untold Story” and while pondering silently here in this beautiful Convent Garden for many years, I now have lots of stories to tell. You see when folks created this sculpture that bears my name, I wonder did they realize at the time that they had given me Xray …
