Vocations news in MEX for January 2024
“Mochilazo" means walking with a backpack from one community to another, meditating and sharing among ourselves and with the people of the community that receives us.
“Mochilazo" means walking with a backpack from one community to another, meditating and sharing among ourselves and with the people of the community that receives us.
On Saturday, January 13, Alejandra de la Riva took her first vows in Bilbao, Spain.
At the start of Probation, we asked the probanists - Barbara, Gloria, Mary, Nancy, Naty, Ruth, and Uche - what they were most grateful for. Hear what they replied.
In this video, the Sacred Heart preschoolers from Tarnow, Poland, celebrate the feast of St. Philippine.
Mathilde, a Sacred Heart volunteer from France, recounts her two months volunteering in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
On January 2, 2024, Nakiganda Ruth made her first vows at the Mbikko Novitiate House.
The SDGs pledge that “No one will be left behind”, which resonates with the message of Jesus Christ, who said, “I will never leave you, nor forsake you.” (Hebrews 13:5). It seems that the SDGs provide a common language for us to communicate the message of Christ to the secular world in Japan.
The preschoolers at the Sacred Heart school in Tarnów, Poland are grateful to Mater Admirabilis for her protection.
Watch a video presentation of Christmas greetings from RSCJ around the world.
The JPIC Learning Hub will be posting Prayer Reflection Guides every week of the Advent season, to accompany us in our preparation for the celebration of Jesus' birth. Each guide will be inspired by the themes in the spiritual journey, "RSCJ on the Way to the Source".