Education through Schools

The boys and girls in first grade at the Sacred Heart School of Almagro, Argentina have drawn Mater and written what they imagine she might be thinking in that image.

The preschoolers have joined the action of monthly prayer, so they started praying for vocations at Society of the Sacred Heart. In order to be better understood, vocation was compared with the process of making bread.

This year’s feast was a chance for our pupils to show what Mater Admirabilis means to them.

“Every year we remember her story and every year we learn something new, because for us, the students, she was painted by Pauline Perdreau. But who was Pauline Perdreau?"
(Introduction of the play La Historia de Mater of the Rosales school)

This video shows the celebration of the Feast of the Sacred Heart in our school in Tarnów, Poland. Read the article and watch the video to learn more about the school.

This video shows the celebration of the Feast of Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat in our school in Tarnów, Poland. Read the article and watch the video to learn more about the school.

We are going to celebrate Saint Madeleine Sophie on Tuesday, May 25, in the Bosangani/Sacré-Coeur school complex in Kinshasa Gombe, with a Eucharistic celebration for all of our students and collaborators.

Today, more than 20,000 people from 36 different countries around the world have chosen to join a Sacred Heart alumni association, supporting the Sisters of the Sacred Heart in the educational missions they are currently working on.

The Spanish Network of Service Learning (REDAPS) will confer the award on December 11 for this initiative, aimed at combatting racist prejudices among adolescents and fostering a welcoming and inclusive climate for the migrant population arriving in the Spanish city of Pamplona.

In preparation for the feast of Madeleine Sophie on May 25, the Conference of Sacred Heart Education (USC Province) offers this prayer video "in the hope that Sophie's example may support all of us in our desire to deepen our own capacity for silence and contemplation."