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.
Here are five photos of recent "significant moments" in the life of our communities, provinces, or regions in different parts of the world.
On February 25, 2017, in El Peñon (Venezuela), Yulitza Bermúdez Rojas rscj made her perpetual profession in the Society of the Sacred Heart.
The Secretariado Comercial of Saint Domingo Savio and Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat Educational Organisation, which were founded 50 years ago in Venezuela by the Society of the Sacred Heart, received an award for their work as PEACE BUILDERS.
On Sunday, 22nd of January 2017, with joy and gratitude the Society of the Sacred Heart celebrated the PERPETUAL PROFESSION of eleven RSCJ.
Twelve RSCJ, who are preparing for their final commitment, received the name and devise that will accompany them as they live their vocation into the future.
This Advent, we invite you to share reflections that can help "to deepen our interior life, our capacity for contemplation and for listening to the heartbeat of God in ourselves and in our world." (GC2016)
On September 8, 2016, the General Council welcomed twelve RSCJ to Rome and formally opened their time of preparation for final commitment as Religious of the Sacred Heart.
I am a woman who has been born twice; a woman born, and re-born.
The first birth had its origin in a decision made by my parents, on 3rd of May 1942 in Madrid. The second, the re-birth, was the fruit of my decision, my choice to live amongst the Venezuelan people, and was realised in 1990 when I obtained Venezuelan nationality. My Spanish roots have been enriched by the life energy of Venezuela, enhancing in me a great multicultural sensitivity and a special affection for the people of Bolivar and the people of Quijote.
