Care for our common home
to make a simple commitment in their daily life as part of an ecological conversion such as to reduce and reuse plastics. It was such fun and a precious day to have the privilege of...
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A Woman for Our Time: Celebrating Marie Madeleine – Her Work for Women
Read the latest issue of our newsletter A Woman for Our Time… Celebrating Marie Madeleine. Through this newsletter we hope to make more widely known the life and work of Marie Madeleine,...
Bicentenary Activities: Caring for our Common Home
FCJ Sisters in the Myanmar community responded the FCJ General Chapter 2019 call to Care for our common home by planting trees in Pann Pyo Lat monastery, Bago, two hours from Yangon by car in...
A Woman for Our Time: Marie Madeleine and favours, healings, consolations and hints of miracles
The latest issue of our newsletter - through it we hope to make more widely known the life and work of Marie Madeleine, the Foundress of the FCJ sisters. ...
Every Small Space is Part of Our Common Home
Looking at the small and precious garden space of our new spirituality centre in London, ‘part of our common planetary home’, how shall we use it and ‘share’...
Care for the Earth Begins Right Here
Read how the FCJ Learning and Development Center in Manila puts love for our Common Home into action. Marking Earth Day...
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...
Book Launch: Living the Camino Back Home
Katherine O'Flynn fcJ and Brendan McManus SJ book is out: Living the Camino Back Home: Ignatian Tips for Keeping the Camino Spirit...
Pastoral Care through the Eyes of Charlie
Liz, fcJ reflects on her ministry of pastoral care through the eyes of her companion...
Refugees at Home: Offering Compassionate Action
stay. London newspapers The Guardian and The Standard featured Londoners who have opened their homes to people fleeing persecution around the world. The hosts explained their reasons for...
