I am very excited to announce that our Sisters Care ministry has won a State-wide award from LeadingAge Texas for Excellence in Community Service!! The actual award will be presented to us at the LeadingAge Texas annual conference and solutions expo in Austin on May 22nd.
Today’s Gospel presents a scene of the Last Judgment.
By Precious Muskini, beneficiary of the Urban Clinic in Mongú Zambia.
Jesus is led by the Spirit into the desert where he prayed and fasted for forty days and forty nights, after which he was tempted by the devil.
Carmelita, as we call her, is a very significant woman for many Peruvian Sisters and the people of Peru. Her testimony – in these lines – delves into spirituality and her commitment to non-violence: a way of dealing with systemic violence, inequalities and injustices. read more…
By Jennifer Brinker, St. Louis Review.
On Saturday, January 21, a simple ceremony was held at Emmaus Community to welcome our two new pre-novices, Marileth Cabrera and Christi Sanchez.
This New Year 2017 the City of San Antonio, TX, received a rainfall of blessings, as it was the city that hosted a five-day event organized by Focus; “SEEK 2017”. The event was on January 3-7, in the Henry B González Convention Center, where 12 500 Catholic young people from several Universities in the United States, some from Ireland, Mexico and Costa Rica, got together to strengthen their faith, to share a time for prayer, reflection and singing, in a thoroughly festive environment.
By Martha A. Kirk.
The call of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word is to make the love of God as shown in the Incarnation a real and tangible presence in the world today. This means that we have a particular responsibility to practice the love of Jesus as shown in the Gospels, in the present and in our own reality, wherever we are.
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