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Adeline, an FCJ Companion in Mission from England, volunteered recently in Santiago de Compostela with Camino Companions, a project from the FCJ Sisters in Europe based in the Pilgrims Office, the welcome centre for pilgrims of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
Walking a Spiritual Camino - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Adeline, an FCJ Companion in Mission from England, volunteered recently in Santiago de Compostela with Camino Companions, a project from the FCJ Sisters in Europe based in the Pilgrims Office, the wel...1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Alexandra Verini, a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Durham University in the UK, has written an interesting article on the contribution of religious sisters, and the FCJs in particular, to the education of poor girls in England in the 19th century.
How radical Victorian nuns pioneered education for poor girls
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These schools were radical for their time as they countered the rigid Victorian association of women with domestic work.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
During Refugee Week 2026, Columban Co-worker Emma Darling joined young people from schools across England for a prayer vigil outside the Home Office in London, remembering those who have died seeking sanctuary in Europe. The day started at the FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice and children from FCJ schools joined in.
Courage at the Home Office Vigil - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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During Refugee Week 2026, Columban Co-worker Emma Darling joined young people from schools across England for a prayer vigil outside the Home Office in London0 CommentsComment on Facebook
At FCJ Spirituality House, Spanish Point
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A wonderful week at FCJ Spirituality House, Spanish Point - their open house at the time of the Willie Clancy annual music school. Visit them if you are near!
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Here is the July news and events email from the FCJ Retreat & Conference Centre in Calgary.
July News from the FCJ Christian Life Centre - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Ms Whitney Nagasan-Calo is the Executive Director of the FCJ Christian Life Centre in Calgary. Here is their July news email.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sisters in the Baciro community invited a group of young people into their home and shared with them the history, life, and ministry of FCJ worldwide.
Come and See - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Sisters in the Baciro community invited a group of young people into their home and shared with them the history, life, and ministry of FCJ worldwide.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Our Archivist in Australia writes about International Archives Week, a time to celebrate and appreciate the value of archives in preserving our FCJ history and identity. This year’s theme is #ArchivesForJustice: Rights, Memory & Futures, certainly a fitting one for the FCJ Society.
International Archives Week - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Archives are so much more than boxes of old documents gathering dust. Each item in the FCJ Australian Archive tells a story of Marie Madeleine’s vision and inspiration.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sr Lina fcJ from Indonesia recently made her final profession as a Faithful Companion of Jesus in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Lina writes here about this very important occasion for her and for our Society.
O How Faithful God is! - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Sr Lina fcJ from Indonesia made her final profession as a Faithful Companion of Jesus in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Baciro Community, in Yogyakarta, Indonesia continues its efforts to live out the spirit of Pope Francis Encyclical Laudato Si’ by repurposing daily fruit peels into eco-enzymes. Suster FCJ Indonesia #LaudatoSi
Turning Waste into Grace - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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FCJ sisters in Yogyakarta live out the spirit of Laudato Si’ by repurposing daily fruit peels into eco-enzymes.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The FCJ Outreach project in Yogyakarta brings Sr Agnes fcJ around Indonesia giving workshops on spirituality and on nonviolent communication particularly to Catholic Church groups such as parishes, seminaries and formation communities.
FCJ Outreach from Yogyakarta - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Sr Agnes fcJ gives workshops on spirituality and nonviolent communication around Indonesia in parishes, seminaries and formation communities.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A pot of six or seven little chrysanthemum plants with bright, yellow flowers which continued to show signs of life for some months inspires a reflection of blooming where we are planted.
Beauty and Courage - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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A pot of six or seven little chrysanthemum plants with bright, yellow flowers continued to show signs of life for some months inspires a reflection of blooming where we are planted.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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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