Mexico
Abbreviation: MEX Region: Philippine Duchesne Region URL: http://www.rscj.mx
October 5, 2017
“Sailing” toward Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation
What do a school fair, the feast of the Sacred Heart, JPIC, and the possibilities of the internet all have in common? Find out by reading this article from the Escuela Guadalupe in Mexico….
September 22, 2017
Messages from the provincials of the Antilles and Mexico
From Joigny where we are participating in the New Provincials’ Meeting, we would like to share with you a message from Marta Núñez, Provincial of the Antilles, and Lourdes Velázquez, Provincial of Mexico, regarding the situation of our sisters after the natural disasters that struck their provinces.
September 21, 2017
Joigny 2017: New Provincials….. Nouvelles Provinciales….. Nuevas Provinciales…..
Regular updates from the New Provincials Meeting in Joigny will be posted for now in the original language in which they are written.
September 18, 2017
Rome Half Marathon VIA PACIS
Seven RSCJs in Rome from the communities of probation, the Villa Lante, and the Mother House participated in “Rome Half Marathon VIA PACIS” on 17th September 2017.
September 14, 2017
New Provincials Meeting 2017
Eight new provincials will have a meeting with the Central Teamat the Centre Sophie Barat in Joigny on September 17-27.
September 9, 2017
Earthquake in Mexico / Tremblement de terre au Mexique / Terremoto en México
A message from Lourdes Velázquez rscj, provincial of Mexico, after the powerful earthquake on September 19.
July 25, 2017
Spirituality Forum 2017: Clara Malo RSCJ (MEX)
Echoes from the 2017 Spirituality Forum
Here are some brief video-messages from some RSCJ who attended the 2017 Spirituality Forum.
June 19, 2017
What is Philippine telling us?
In the process of building a new “Region” in the Society of the Sacred Heart, why did we choose the name “Philippine Duchesne”? What is she telling us? Through this video, the communities of the whole region answer these questions.
June 1, 2017
A Song for Pentecost
As we listen to the lyrics and rhythm of this song by Cecilia Rivero Borrell rscj, we can imagine the rattling of the doors, the appearance of the tongues of fire, and the energy for mission on that day of Pentecost (Acts 2:1-12).