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Today is Palm Sunday, beginning of Holy Week. Read how FCJ communities around the world are marking this day in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Palm Sunday Across the World - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Read how FCJ sisters around the world are marking Palm Sunday, beginning of Holy Week, in the midst of the coronavirus COVID19 pandemic.Today is Palm Sunday, beginning of Holy Week. www.fcjsisters.org/news/palm-sunday-across-the-world/
Today We are Planting Daffodils - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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In September many FCJ sisters and friends planted trees to help the environment… today we aren’t planting trees, but we are planting daffodils.Tomorrow, 5th April, is the the Feast of Marie Madeleine. Here is a letter from Sr Claire Sykes, Vice Postulator for the Cause of Marie Madeleine d’Houët, to all FCJ Sisters and Companions in Mission on the occasion of this day.
April 5 – the Feast of Marie Madeleine - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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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, April 5th 2020Katherine House FCJ Salford, our spirituality centre in Greater Manchester, is closed due to the Coronavirus restrictions. However, it remains connected and offers an online presence.
What’s on at Katherine House FCJ during COVID19 - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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During the current crisis we know people may be feeling alone. Join us for prayers on Zoom. We will be there for as long as people find it useful and we can.St. Philomena School planted daffodil bulbs last fall to start marking the Bicentenary year and they have now bloomed. What a sign of new life as we start our 3rd century in these uncertain and difficult times.
They Have Bloomed - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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St Philomena School planted daffodil bulbs last fall to start marking the Bicentenary year and now they have bloomed.
