Featured Story
Sr Alicia – Faith and Science Vocation Story
Sr Alicia tells her unique story encompassing her background in artificial intelligence and her religious vocation.
A folio of watercolour paintings and illuminations by FCJ Sisters
A folio of watercolour paintings and illuminations presented to Josephine Petit fcJ in 1885, on the 25th anniversary of her election as the second general superior of the Society.
The Faithful Companions of Jesus in Thanet, Kent, England 1900-2012
A history of the presence of the FCJs in Thanet, including the Stella Maris Convent in Broadstairs, by Sr Teresa fcJ based on research and notes of Sr Miriam fcJ.
A kaleidoscope of Memories from September 2012
A kaleidoscope of Memories from September 2012 when the mortal remains of Marie Madeleine d'Houët were returned to France.
Manresa and Saint Ignatius of Loyola
By Joan Segarra Pijuan, SJ. A copy of this book is in the Gumley House Convent Generalate Library. It is reproduced on our website with the permission of the author.
Removing Our Shoes
By Teresa White fcJ, A reflection on the cosmos story and the new cosmology.
Building Community and Organizational Learning across Cultures
A paper presented at the 3rd SOL Global Forum in which Srs Christine Anderson fcJ and Veronika Schreiner fcJ use the FCJ Society as an example of a cross-cultural community.
Bernadetta, fcJ
Sr Bernardetta is from Italy but lives in Paris, in the house where our foundress Marie Madeleine lived and died. Bernadetta is a creative artist as she works on handmade shawls. This method makes a lovely and unusual pattern while still using the basic crochet skills. She learned how do do them from Sr. Marietta R.I. P., and when Sr MaryAnne was in Paris for a Novitiate experience, Bernadetta taught her how to do this particular kind of crochet. The skill passes down to the next generation of FCJs!
In her hand Bernardetta has a crochet hook and a frame on which she works. She makes the band first and stresses how important it is to keep counting always to know which way to move the strand of wool.
