New Beginning in the Novitiate Community of Chicago
On January 1, 2022 the International English-Speaking Novitiate in Chicago began a new and exciting adventure welcoming the novices of Europe who will be with us for their novitiate
On January 1, 2022 the International English-Speaking Novitiate in Chicago began a new and exciting adventure welcoming the novices of Europe who will be with us for their novitiate
It is with deep gratitude that the General Council says good-bye to Isabelle Lagneau (BFN), thanking her for her five years of generous service on the General Council. At the same time, they welcome Anne Corry (ANZ), who is joining the team as General Councilor.
The Planning Committee for the 6th International Sacred Heart Conference wishes to share the exciting keynote address, Taking Care Of our Common Home, prepared by Isabelle Lagneau, RSCJ (from the JPIC Learning Hub).
Thank you for joining us at the mass on November 21, to celebrate the Feast of Christ the King and the foundation of the Society 221 years ago. If you missed it, you can watch a recording of the Mass on YouTube, by clicking on the video below.
This watercolor was painted in 2007 by Sophie Maille RSCJ.
On August 19-21, eleven European PTVs (Professed of Temporary Vows) and their five formators came together on Zoom to deepen their understanding of living the vow of chastity.
After the foundation of the Society in Amiens, the community of Sophie Barat and her companions merged with the Visitation Sisters’ community of St. Marie d’En Haut in Grenoble.
BFN Province and the Sophie Barat Centre in Joigny have created a video that beautifully recounts the story of Madeleine Sophie and the founding of our Society.
Marie-Thérèse Théry, rscj of BFN has written this prayer for Madeleine Sophie
On October 17, 1801 in Amiens, Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat and two companions founded the first Community and first School of the Society of the Sacred Heart, officially founded on November 21, 1800 in Paris, in rue de Touraine (Maison Duval).