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An invitation for Holy Week. A quiet day, or a quiet hour on Wednesday of Holy Week.
The FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice in central London will be transformed into a space of quiet and prayer with different prayer stations to help you to be still and walk with Jesus.
Drop in anytime from 10.30 to 5pm and stay as long as you would like. You can bring your own lunch. Light refreshments provided.
But please let us know you are coming by registering here
Be worthy of your beautiful name by your love for Jesus - a love shown not by mere words or barren desires, but by courage in God's service.
FCJ Sisters participated in the annual Ash Wednesday Witness walk in Liverpool, organized by Pax Christi Merseyside.www.fcjsisters.org/news/peace/
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Ignatian spirituality invites believers to enter the gospel stories with their senses, to be there with Christ. But for Fr Justin Glyn SJ and Sr Mary O’Shannessy FCJ, two legally blind, Ignatian-inspired religious, when their own formation encouraged them to ‘picture’ Jesus surrounded by thronging crowds, or to ‘see’ the landscapes he walked through, they found they needed to reframe St Ignatius’ method.www.fcjsisters.org/news/a-different-way-to-see-ignatian-contemplations-for-all/
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"Only love can overcome the threat of war" - These words are taken from a recent speech of Pope Leo – and they are certainly relevant in today’s context. Read a brief reflection by Clare fcJ.
Only love can overcome the threat of war - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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These words are from a recent speech of Pope Leo – certainly relevant in today’s context.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
FCJ Sisters and a Companion in Mission joined the annual Ash Wednesday procession and prayer vigil for peace outside the Ministry of Defence in Central London.With Pax Christi England and Wales National Justice and Peace Network London Catholic Worker Christian CND
Witnesses to Peace on Ash Wednesday - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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FCJ Sisters and a Companion in Mission joined the annual Ash Wednesday procession and prayer vigil for peace outside the Ministry of Defence in Central London.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Sr MaryAnne from FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice will mark International Women's Day on the panel of Pax Christi England and Wales celebration livestreamed from London. The evening takes inspiration from the 2026 World Peace Day message of Pope Leo: "Towards an 'unarmed and disarming' peace".
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A big THANK YOU from the FCJ Learning and Development Center Inc. in Metro Manila.
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In January Australians tend to flock to the beach. For a long time FCJ Sisters have enjoyed some rest time at Ackworth, a house in Sorrento.
A Window on Our History: January in Australia - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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In January Australians tend to flock to the beach. For a long time FCJ Sisters have enjoyed some rest time at Ackworth, a house in Sorrento.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
FCJ Companions in Mission around the world are planning celebrations of their 25th anniversary. Mary, Companion in Mission from Australia, writes about a recent online meeting.
United in Prayer: Celebrating 25 Years of Companions in Mission - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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FCJ Companions in Mission around the world are planning celebrations of the 25th anniversary. Mary, Companion in Mission from Australia, writes about a recent online meeting0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sr Madeleine fcJ is on the team at Ignatius Jesuit Centre near Guelph, Ontario, a place of learning, reflection, and ecological care in the Ignatian tradition located on 600 acres of farmland, forest, wetlands, and trails. She shares with us some thoughts on ecological conversion.
Thoughts about Ecological Conversion - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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A reflection by Sr Madeleine fcJ, on the team at Ignatius Jesuit Centre, a place of learning, reflection, and ecological care, located on 600 acres of farmland, forest, wetlands, and trails just north...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Lent is here. Check out opportunities for prayer, reflection, pilgrimage and action offered by FCJ Sisters and communities around the world in our website Events page.
Events - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Find out about upcoming events organised by FCJ Sisters and institutions around the world.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sr Agnes fcJ, from the FCJ community in Yogyakarta, Suster FCJ Indonesia gives workshops on nonviolent communication around Indonesia, particularly to Catholic Church groups such as parishes, seminaries and formation communities.Read about her experience.
FCJ Outreach from Yogyakarta - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Sr Agnes fcJ gives workshops on nonviolent communication around Indonesia, particularly to Catholic Church groups such as parishes, seminaries and formation communities. She writes of her experience. ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sr Rowena fcJ writes from Cagayan de Oro, Philippines about a joyful Jubilee Concert on Vocation and Mission by women religious of that the Archdiocese.www.fcjsisters.org/news/padayon-sa-paglaum-keep-hope/
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Sr Beatrice fcJ lives in Salford and is a member of the Care of our Common Home group of the FCJ Area of Europe. She often visits the The Laudato Si Centre of the Diocese of Salford and enjoys its very special honey, which has FCJ roots.
Bees at the Laudato Si' Gardens - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Read about the FCJ bee hive at the Diocese of Salford Laudato Si' Centre.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
