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Laudato Si’ Week in our Limerick Schools

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Laudato Si’ Week in our Limerick Schools

Limerick, Irlande | mercredi, 11-Août-21

Laudato Si’ Week in our Limerick Schools

Students and staff in both Laurel Hill Secondary School FCJ and Laurel Hill Coláiste FCJ planted new trees in the school garden.

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Laudato Si’ Week in our Limerick Schools

Laudato Si’ Week in our Limerick Schools

mercredi, 11-Août-21

Students and staff in both Laurel Hill Secondary School FCJ and Laurel Hill Coláiste FCJ planted new trees in the school garden.

Lettre d’Informations Juillet 2021: Honorons Marie Madeleine et le Compagnonnage

mercredi, 11-Août-21

Lisez le dernier numéro de cette newsletter - nous espérons faire connaître plus largement la vie et l'oeuvre de Marie Madeleine, fondatrice des Religieuses FCJ.

FCJ Spirituality House

Centre Spirituel

Spanish Point, Irlande | Breaffy South, Spanish Point, County Clare, Ireland V95E0W7

fcjspiritualityhouse.ie

Living Joyfully Religious Life in the UK

Living Joyfully

mercredi, 12-Mai-21

In preparation for Vocations Sunday a group of religious from about 25 different congregations present in the UK hosted an online celebration of religious life called 'Living Joyfully'.

FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice

Centre Spirituel

Londres, Angleterre | 32 Phoenix Rd, London NW1 1TA, UK

https://www.fcjsisters.org/news/fcj-centre-for-spirituality-and-ecojustice-in-london/

April 5 – Celebrating Marie Madeleine’s Feast Day

jeudi, 15-Avr-21

A letter from Sr Claire Sykes, Vice-Postulator for the Cause of Marie Madeleine d’Houët, on the occasion of Marie Madeleine’s Feast Day, 5th April 2021

Marie Madeleine Lettre d’Informations Mars 2021 – Une Femme d’Église

mardi, 6-Avr-21

Lisez le dernier numéro de cette newsletter - nous espérons faire connaître plus largement la vie et l'oeuvre de Marie Madeleine, fondatrice des Religieuses FCJ.

Paradox and Passion

jeudi, 1-Avr-21

A Holy Week reflection by Teresa White, fcJ first appeared in Thinking Faith. ‘How can a cross, which ostensibly signifies suffering, disgrace and humiliation, be seen as a symbol of hope?’

FCJ Centre St Hugh’s

Liverpool, Angleterre | Liverpool, UK

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FCJ Young Adult Network

Liverpool, Angleterre | Liverpool, UK

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