The love of Christ urges us on
Have you ever answered your phone and immediately sensed that you were being scammed? I must admit that I have reacted rudely, even saying, “Scammer!” and hung up. It was thanks to one of our AEHT members, Fr. Paul Spellman, who shared an article in the Wall Street Journal on July 29, 2024, which unveiled …
Historical Context Founders Sr Bernadette Sweeney and Dr Joanna Crooks originally set up the St Agnes’ Violin Project in 2006, providing free music lessons for every child in St Agnes’ Primary School, now Scoil Úna Naofa. They had a vision of inclusiveness and place making for all those in the Crumlin community. The inspiration …
World Day of Migrants and Refugees, celebrated on September 29th, gave us an opportunity to deeply reflect on the struggles of those displaced, forced to leave their homes in search of safety, peace, and a better future. Pope Francis, in choosing this year’s theme, “God walks with His people,” reminds us that God accompanies all …
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the United Nations General Assembly’s adoption of the Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace, held on September 21st this year. In that declaration, the United Nations’ most inclusive body recognised that peace “not only is the absence of conflict, but also requires a positive, …
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 …
