Vincentians, Young leaders, Rifles, Shotguns
… what I did not expect was the increase in the number of colleges and college students actively participating as part of CSMG’s Young Leaders Initiative.
… what I did not expect was the increase in the number of colleges and college students actively participating as part of CSMG’s Young Leaders Initiative.
Sr. Fran Ryan, D.C., Spiritual Moderator, offers this reflection to the Ladies of Charity preparing for Lent.
Women religious have a history of seeing needs and responding to them. Sister Donna Dodge and her community of the Sisters of Charity of New York walk in that tradition.
Carol Keehan will be honored as one who has demonstrated a significant commitment to leadership for social justice grounded in the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola,
My theme for this Lenten reflection centers on reconciliation, peace, and humility, which I chose after insights I gained in pastoral visits I made to apostolates of the Daughters of Charity in South Korea, Nagasaki, Japan, and Mauritania and Tunisia, Africa.
When one looks at what dedicated women religious have done in health care, educationand in general, going to the peripheries” the question naturally arises. So just how do sisters keep writing “new chapters” in their lives?