Erika Tornya RSCJ recounts what she learned after helping a Ukrainian family in Hungary.

RSCJ from around the world are trying to act, to bring hope to so many refugees from Ukraine. Here in Poland, we can see that the real force of love are volunteers and ordinary people.

In addition to the direct support that our sisters in Poland and Hungary are giving to Ukrainian asylum seekers, sisters in different parts of the world are asking how the family of the Sacred Heart can help. To this end, the General Council has created a fund to collect financial resources to support the victims of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

Lolín Menéndez, with the help of the Society’s General Archives and the provinces of Poland and Central Europe, recounts the history of the Society in the Ukraine.

On February 26-27, 2022, thirteen RSCJ gathered in front of their computers to share the Spirituality of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Eight PTVs participated in the meeting.

Our hearts go out to the courageous men, women and children of Ukraine who are facing unprovoked violence and hardship. We are united too with the many Russians around the world who want peace and condemn this war.

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

Our community in Graz/CEU prayed after the closing of the Chapter, thanking the Holy Spirit for guiding and leading our capitulants and all those who were engaged in the Chapter process.

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.

Communities from around the world send their greetings to celebrate St. Madeleine Sophie’s Day.