The People of Malta: Sr MaryAnne fcJ
The People of Malta, an artistic project to share emotions, stories, and personalities of Maltese people, recently featured Sr MaryAnne, a Maltese FCJ who moved to England over 20 years ago to...
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MaryAnne, fcJ
Who am I? My name is MaryAnne and I live in the Area of Europe. I come from Malta – a little island in the Mediterranean Sea. I travelled from Malta to England to meet the FCJs. I contacted...
Two Hundred Years and Counting
presence on Liverpool’s Catholic landscape since establishing Bellerive FCJ Catholic College in the 1840s, the FCJ Sisters are marking their bicentenary with a significant pledge. For Sister...
Meet the Down to Earth Nun
An interview with Sr MaryAnne, fcJ published in Maltese magazine...
A Day on ‘Ecology and the Church’
at the London Jesuit Centre in Central London on Thursday, 4 September. The Faithful Companions of Jesus were represented by Srs Paola, Elvie, Katherine, Gloria, Betty and MaryAnne. The ‘day...
Running Again
Join our team of religious sisters and friends as they run around the iconic Formula One track at Silverstone later this year. For Sisters Lynne fcj and MaryAnne fcj, dedicated supporters of...
National Justice and Peace Network Day in London
Sr MaryAnne Francalanza fcJ, newly appointed director of the FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice, was at the National Justice and Peace Network (NJPN)...
I Discovered My Vocation Online
Srs MaryAnne fcJ and Lynne fcJ have been profiled in an article by a Maltese online publication, Newsbook...
Adoremus Youth Congress
On 7 and 8 September, Srs MaryAnne and Anouska were present at Adoremus, the first National Eucharistic Congress for England and Wales since 1908. On the Friday we spent the day at St....
Times of Lightness and Joy
Thankfully there are always times of lightness and joy to energise us. One such occasion was MaryAnne fcJ’s birthday. It was great to surprise her with a cake and a rousing chorus of ‘Happy...
