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It is 125 Years since the start of the Lark Hill Association of past pupils. Their Annual Association Day marks this anniversary.www.fcjsisters.org/news/lark-hill-association-125-anniversary-celebration/
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Every year FCJ Spirituality House, Spanish Point opens its doors during the Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy. FCJ Sisters, Companions in Mission and volunteers create a space for calm, rest or inspiration during the busy festival.
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Our volunteers in Santiago de Compostela continue welcoming pilgrims at the Camino Companions space at the Pilgrims Office.
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Sr Tia fcJ, from the Ende community, in Flores island, Indonesia, writes about this year’s Earth Day celebrations.
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Sr Tia fcJ, from the Ende community, in Flores island, Indonesia, writes about how this year's Earth Day celebrations.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
École Saint Michel opened its doors to celebrate its 200th anniversary. Under the theme “Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow,” they invited everyone to a celebration where past and present generations could meet and reminisce about the defining moments of two centuries of history and learning. Sister Marie Annick fcJ participated in the celebration and writes about it here.
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Saint Michael's School opened its doors to celebrate its 200th anniversary.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Read the latest news from the FCJ Sisters and Companions in Mission in the Americas - their newsletter, Adelante Junt@s, is out!
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Latest issue of Adelante Junt@s, the newsletter of the FCJ Sisters and Companions in Mission in the Americas.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The FCJ Community in Ende offered a workshop on local food sustainability and invited Sr. Inez fcJ from Yogyakarta, on zoom, as a resource person.www.fcjsisters.org/news/raising-awareness-of-local-food-sustainability/
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In 2026 FCJ Companions in Mission are celebrating the Silver Jubilee of their foundation on 2 January 2001. Under the theme The Golden Thread that Unites Us, various events and projects are planned across the world to celebrate and grow in awareness of the Golden Thread that Unites us in Jesus.
25th Anniversary Retreat - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Mirna, a Companion in Mission in Canada, writes about the retreat that brought together some of the CiMs in the Area of the Americas.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The latest FCJ Project News bulletin has been published by the FCJ Sisters in Indonesia to thank the kind and generous support of donors. You can read more about their projects and the hope-filled young people they support. www.fcjsisters.org/news/thanking-the-generous-support-of-donors-4/Suster FCJ Indonesia
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A newsletter from the FCJ Sisters in Yogyakarta thanking the generous support of doors who make possible scholarships, accompaniment of people with disabilities and their families, and sharing food wi...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Each month in London, a quiet vigil remembers those who have died seeking safety, naming lives lost and calling us to compassion, responsibility, and action. FCJ sisters attend regularly. This month they, in collaboration with the Columban Missionaries, invited a group of sixth-form students to join the vigil. The students met beforehand at the FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice to reflect on the Christian call to ‘welcome the stranger’ and how their faith can be put into action.
Prayer Vigil for Victims of European Border Crossings - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Each month FCJ sisters in London participate in a quiet vigil remembers those who have died seeking safety, naming lives lost and calling us to compassion, responsibility, and action.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
In #MagnificaHumanitas (6) Pope Leo asks: Where are we going? Toward what goal do we wish to orient ourselves? What direction should we choose as a people and as a human community?A reflection on Change from FCJ Sisters Blog.
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I am an adventurous and spontaneous person – I like to see a possibility and act on it, I enjoy challenges. Yet one of my close friends tells me that I don’t like change. On some level …0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A recollection day for young women in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines, exploring the virtue of faithfulness.
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The Cagayan de Oro community recently gathered seven young women for a meaningful recollection centered on the theme ‘Walking Together Even When It Is Hard’.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sr Tia fcJ is a contributor to a recent book on local plants and food recipes from Ende.
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Sr Tia fcJ is a contributor to a recent book on local plants and food recipes from Ende.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
The FCJ project in Santiago de Compostela made possible by many generous and committed volunteers.
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