FCJ Institutions and Schools

Since the beginning of the Society in 1820 the Society has had a variety of corporate works. Marie Madeleine founded charity/poor schools, day schools and boarding schools, orphanages, night classes for women and retreat centres. The value of a corporate work is that its life span extends beyond that of an individual's contribution.

Today the Society has a range of institutions for which it is responsible.  These include centres for women and refugees, schools and centres of spirituality. Without the competent leadership of lay colleagues, our sphere of influence would be lessened.

Take a look at some of these centres.

 

FCJ Institutions

Centre Spirituel / Centre of Spirituality FCJ, Brussels, Belgium

 

Centrul de Spiritualitate FCJ, Bucureşti, Romania

 

FCJ Christian Life Centre, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

 

Spirituality Center, Durham, NC, USA

 

Katherine House, Salford, England

 

FCJ Seaside Retreats, Spanish Point, County Clare, Ireland (more)

 

Espiritualidad y Formación Cristiana, Tarija, Bolivia

 

 

Centres for Women and Refugees

 

FCJ Center, Bagong Silangan, Manila, The Philippines

 

FCJ Refugee Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

 

 

FCJ Schools

FCJ College, Benalla, Victoria, Australia

 

Ard Scoil Mhuire, Bruff, Co. Limerick, Ireland

 

St. John's International School, Brussels, Belgium

 

FCJ Secondary School, Bunclody, Co. Wexford, Ireland

 

FCJ Primary School, Jersey, Channel Islands

 

Genazzano FCJ College, Kew, Victoria, Australia

 

Laurel Hill Secondary School FCJ, Limerick, Ireland

 

Laurel Hill Coláiste FCJ, Limerick, Ireland

 

Bellerive School FCJ, Liverpool, England

 

Gumley House School FCJ, Isleworth, London, UK

 

Maria Fidelis Convent School, Somers Town, London, UK

 

The Newlands Catholic School FCJ, Middlesbrough, England

 

Notre-Dame de France, Paris, France

 

École Saint Michel, Nantes, France

 

St. Philomena School, Portsmouth, RI, USA

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Upton Hall School FCJ, Upton, Wirral, England