Outreach activity with St. Augustine Community Yangon
Srs Agnes and Narni fcJ with St Augustine Parish Community had an outreach activity for underprivileged children and families who live in settlements from the Yangon suburbs....
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Care for our common home
Sr Narni fcJ led a group of young people on a day to reflect in ecology and take part in some practical ecological...
Happy Learning about Ecology
Our youth group took a trip to Chu Chu in Dala, a Myanmar social enterprise which re-designs material into craft...
Caring is Sharing at the Home for the Aged
Sr Narni, fcJ, led the students and pastoral care team of the Campion Institute held outreach activities at Catholic Home for the Aged, Kandawgalay in Yangon....
New Myanmar Leadership Institute: forming leaders with competence and compassion
Sr Sisca is part of the faculty at Myanmar Leadership Institute (MLI), a newly set up educational institution as an initiative of the Archbishop of Yangon, Cardinal Charles Bo, and the Myanmar...
Living Water in Myanmar
A project whose seed started in the FCJ community in Yangon has almost reached its goal of building 500 water collection tanks in the Dry Zone of...
Agnes, fcJ
‚I am, among all, most richly blessed…‘ I was born in Banjarbaru (South Borneo) on January 30th 1969. I was the third child of five children of Mr. Victor Samosir (RIP) and...
Summer Programme for Young People in Myanmar
As we try to respond to Jesus’ I Thirst in the Myanmar context, we find various “thirsts” in our people: thirst for good education, thirst for healing, thirst for companionship, and...
Workshops in Mobye, Myanmar
Srs Agnes and Beta went to Mobye on 5 September 2018. Mobye is about 13 hours travel by bus from Yangon, in Pekhon Diocese. They gave workshops to different groups, namely students of Mobye...
Widening the Circle of Love – Celebrating Companionship in Myanmar
FCJ Sisters in Ireland sponsor a Water Collection Tank in the Dry Zone in Central Myanmar to mark the Bicentenary of the FCJ...
