On Sunday our associates in St. Louis renewed their commitment to our CCVI family. Here are some photos of the beautiful sharing of our faith journey.
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IWF provides funding to St. Louis area grade school summer programs
Incarnate Word Foundation provides funding to St. Louis area grade school summer programs, helping families during COVID-19 closures.
IWF’s support of health services outreach to the unhoused (Second Part)
Since the pandemic hit, six pop-up shelters for the unhoused have emerged in St Louis city and county. This major endeavor to move hundreds of people off the streets has created safe shelter, and amplified needs for health services. Incarnate Word Foundation has provided funding to the Build Missouri Health coalition, through the region’s COVID-19 response team, to underwrite the costs of electronic tablets, hotspots, and other systems to connect shelter staff to telehealth support systems.
Moving billboards in St. Louis, Mo.
Thank you all for responding to the request to support the concept of a billboard hosting a message from the St. Louis Catholic Sisters. We will have four moving billboards in St. Louis.
Incarnate Word Foundation supports a St. Louis-based program with global impact
Every continent in the world is impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. In St. Louis, remarkable crossroads between communities are emerging in the call to help sustain each other. Through their grant to Forai, the Incarnate Word Foundation is supporting a powerful connection that spans the globe.
IWF’s support of health services outreach to the unhoused
Foundation’s support of health services outreach to the unhoused in the City of St. Louis.
Solemn Vespers in St. Louis, Missouri
The Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word living in Missouri were privileged to hold the premier event celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Congregation’s founding in San Antonio, Texas, in 1869. On Friday evening, March 1, 2019, about 150 persons gathered in St. Ann Catholic Church, Normandy, Missouri to pray and sing Solemn Vespers. Thus began the weekend-long commemoration.
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