The de Bonnault d’Houët family celebrate their great… grandmother
FCJ Sisters were blessed with a meeting with the extended family of our foundress, Marie Madeleine d’Houët.
Notizie dall’Europa
Storia in primo piano
Notizie dall’Europa
Storia in primo pianoThe de Bonnault d’Houët family celebrate their great… grandmother
The de Bonnault d’Houët family …
FCJ Sisters were blessed with a meeting with the extended family of our foundress, Marie Madeleine d’Houët.
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Peace
FCJ Sisters participated in the annual Ash Wednesday Witness walk in Liverpool, organized by Pax Christi Merseyside.
Only love can overcome the threat of war
These words are from a recent speech of Pope Leo – certainly relevant in today’s context.
Witnesses to Peace on Ash Wednesday
FCJ Sisters and a Companion in Mission joined the annual Ash Wednesday procession and prayer vigil for peace outside the Ministry of …
Women Peacemakers: Celebrating International Women’s Day
Sr MaryAnne fcJ from FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice will be part of the panel on the celebration of International Women's …
Finding Goodness
The world seems to go more crazy by the day. Sanity may lie in seeking goodness. A reflection from the FCJ Sisters Blog.
Bees at the Laudato Si’ Gardens
Read about the FCJ bee hive at the Diocese of Salford Laudato Si' Centre.
Area of Europe Post-Chapter Assembly
Sisters in the Area of Europe gathered in Paris for an Assembly following the 2025 General Chapter.
Adopting Sustainable Lifestyles
More than 50 FCJ Sisters and Companions in Mission came together for a time of prayer, input, and discussion on Adopting Sustainable …
News from FCJ Spirituality House at Spanish Point
The latest newsletter from the beautiful Spanish Point, County Clare in Ireland.
Hamper Day
The annual Christmas Hamper Day at FCJ Centre St Hugh’s.
Prayer Vigil for Victims of European Border Crossings
FCJ Sisters in London attend regularly the monthly Prayer Vigil for Victims of European Border Crossings in front of the Home Office.
