Recent News

A few words to the Society from Socorro Martinez rscj: "I am in Rome with the group of Amerindia, which is a network of theologians in Latin America. We are outside of the Vatican walls. I will just share a few hopeful signs."

Sister Barbara Dawson, our Superior General, has formally convoked the 2021 Special Chapter.

For the feast of Mater Admirabilis (20 October), we gathered some prayers from different parts of the Society.

Clara Malo rscj (MEX), who was present at the Mass for the inauguration of the Synod for the Amazon, shares her reflection.

A message from Mieko Uno rscj, provincial of Japan.

On Sunday October 13th participants in the Synod came together for lunch, prayer and relaxation at the Villa Lante Garden.

Esperanza Calabuig rscj, Provincial of the The Antilles, invites RSCJ communities and the Family of the Sacred Heart to pray together for the people of Haiti.

The Pan-Amazon Synod "revolves around life: the life of the Amazon territory and its peoples, the life of the Church, the life of the planet." Here are some resources to help us accompany this Pan-Amazon Synod with prayer and interest.

September 29 is World Day of Migrants and Refugees.

The Probation Community participated in Via Pacis 2019.

Madeleine Sophie's Prayer to Our Lady of Sorrows and a link to the history of Our Lady of Sorrows in the Society of the Sacred Heart.

It is a joy-filled moment for the Society of the Sacred Heart to welcome nine RSCJ as they begin their Probation journey together at the Villa Lante in Rome.

To help us participate in this Season of Creation, we share with you this prayer and reflection prepared for and circulated to the whole Society by the UN-NGO Office in collaboration with the Continental Popular Education Network.

On the 22nd of August 2019 the Society of the Sacred Heart marked its 50th year of presence and mission in the Philippines.

In August 2019, Sheila Smith rscj (USC) was among over 100 volunteers at the closing ceremonies of Walking With Our Sisters. The event was Indigenous-organized and run by the River Women of the Metis Nation in Batoche.