In the Historical Archive of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word in Mexico.
Written by Hist. Liliana Totoricagüena Raya, Mexico City, Mexico.
Tag: Mexico
CCVI Heritage Predecessors in Mexico (1985-2020)
Written by Hist. Liliana Totoricagüena Raya, Mexico City, Mexico.
Christmas 2019 Congregational Celebration, Mexico City
Something magical has enveloped us during our Jubilee Year with many different opportunities and forms of encounter we have experienced. A vital need for communication, love and encounters dwells within us. What is happening to us? We can find the answer by re-tracing the path of the 150th anniversary of the Congregation and by celebrating the Congregational Christmas: The Word of God is not only good news and a message, He became flesh! He lives in us and among us.
Christmas Eve and Christmas in Mexico City
We share the photo gallery of the Christmas Eve and Christmas celebration in Mexico City.
November 1st and 2nd celebrations at Casa San Ángel, Mexico
During the commemorations for the All Saints Day and honoring our faithful departed, celebrations were held at the headquarters of San Angel, where a commemorative plaque was unveiled.
Commemoration of our faithful departed, Mexico
The Association of Apostles of the Incarnate Word, Mexico, made an emotional commemoration of our faithful departed, under the slogan “When those whom we love pass away, they move to live among us to live in us.”
A USA Legal Immigrant Views the US/Mexico Border Situation
Marylou Rodriguez’ Experience of ‘Bold Border Action’.
Farewell Tribute to the CCVI Sisters
This is a day of intense mixed emotions for me: pride in belonging to the only public health care institution served by Sisters; sharing this event with the people I love and are very close to my heart; and sadness in witnessing the closure of a cycle of kindness, wisdom, mercy and genuine interest in relieving the suffering of the sick, a quality lived daily by our highly esteemed Sisters.
Quijotes of San Antonio, Ambassadors of Health, Assist People of Oaxaca, Mexico
Los Quijotes were born in 1989, when more than 20 willing medical volunteers traveled to Jalapa, a poor area of Mexico City, upon the request of the CCVI Congregation. The group adopted the name of the famous Spanish character as they dreamed of doing good, fighting gigantic health problems with words, hands, medicines, good will and enthusiasm.
150 anniversary: Celebrations in Mexico
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