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Our Mission "As the Father sent me, so I am sending you." Jn. 20:21
"As the Father sent me, so I am sending you." Jn. 20:21
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Nature and Aim of the Institute
'Our Charism'
Nature and Aim of the Institute
'Our Charism'
Because we belong to an international Institute, we are called to express our charism according to the diversity of our cultures, participating in the missionary life and growth of local Churches.In this way, the manifold aspects of the face of God are gradually revealed and we bear witness to the universality of the Kingdom in which people of every race, nation and mentality are gathered.
Here is a glimpse of what some of the sisters are doing in 2020
Left to Right & down
Sister Margaret Walsh always has a smile and a cup of tea on hand for the weary wanderers
who appear through the door of St Chad's Sanctuary Birmingham.
Sister Mary Joy Langdon runs the Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre London. Here is a young person who benefits from equine therapy.
Sisters Margaret, Ita and Jo celebrate being 70 years young.
A group of sisters in England get-together for Well Being.
Sisters seen here checking their phones!
The use of the mobile phone has many positive uses such as following PRAY as you GO
Sister Marie Pitcher joins the English Well Being meeting.
Sr. Marie is the international leader.
Sister Mary Joy at the Pony Centre with two of the animals.
Sister Hannah assisting at a Mauritian wedding in Crawley Sussex.
A group of catechists having a meeting under the direction of Sr. Hannah.
Sister Martha Hickey celebrates her 100th birthday
Sister Mary Joy Langdon takes part in the BBC Four documentary on the history of the fire service.
Seen here in 1976 being interviewed as she was Britain's first female fire fighter.
In this way, the manifold aspects of the face of God are gradually revealed and we bear witness to the universality of the Kingdom in which people of every race, nation and mentality are gathered.
Here is a glimpse of what some of the sisters are doing in 2020
Left to Right & down
Sister Margaret Walsh always has a smile and a cup of tea on hand for the weary wanderers
who appear through the door of St Chad's Sanctuary Birmingham.
Sister Mary Joy Langdon runs the Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre London. Here is a young person who benefits from equine therapy.
Sisters Margaret, Ita and Jo celebrate being 70 years young.
A group of sisters in England get-together for Well Being.
Sisters seen here checking their phones!
The use of the mobile phone has many positive uses such as following PRAY as you GO
Sister Marie Pitcher joins the English Well Being meeting.
Sr. Marie is the international leader.
Sister Mary Joy at the Pony Centre with two of the animals.
Sister Hannah assisting at a Mauritian wedding in Crawley Sussex.
A group of catechists having a meeting under the direction of Sr. Hannah.
Sister Martha Hickey celebrates her 100th birthday
Sister Mary Joy Langdon takes part in the BBC Four documentary on the history of the fire service.
Seen here in 1976 being interviewed as she was Britain's first female fire fighter.
From our shared life and prayer
in apostolic communities
in apostolic communities
we draw strength for our ministry
thus the active and contemplative life become one.
Rooted deeply
in the mystery of the incarnation,
we do all in our power
to foster the growth of all people
in the image of God,
so that each one may be formed
in the love and knowledge of Jesus Christ.
Relying on the power of the Holy Spirit,
our whole life is animated by love
which is for us the source
of disinterestedness,
humility and availability,
freedom and daring.