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As we grapple with fear and uncertainty that may threaten us during this time of the Covid-19 pandemic, we also experience a deep call to prayer, an invitation to silence, and a challenge to "ponder all these in our hearts."

"The reality of this moment is teaching us new things on many different levels.... Most important, we need to stay connected to each other."

Being at the Texas-Mexico border was an enriching, educational, and intense experience for me! ~ Rita Pinto rscj (IND)

On Sunday, 26th of January 2020, we celebrated with joy and gratitude the PERPETUAL PROFESSION of our sisters.

Nine RSCJ, who are in Rome preparing for their final commitment, received the name and devíse that will accompany them as they live their vocation into the future.

A week before their final profession ceremony, the Probation Community expressed their gratitude to the Villa Lante Community for their warm hospitality, prayers, and presence during these last five months of preparation for their definitive commitment.

On the 21st of November 1800, Madeleine Sophie and her companions made their first vows. What are the vows? And how may we understand the vows today? Maria Cimperman rscj (USC) offers some reflections.