This article published in the Times of Malta recounts how sixteen RSCJ performed humble tasks in US educational institutions run by their community.

The Province of BFN has created a monthly series that presents the life and work of Madeleine Sophie and invites us to follow her bold example. Read the fourth installment: A Woman of Fire.

The Province of BFN has created a monthly series that presents the life and work of Madeleine Sophie and invites us to follow her bold example. Read the third installment: A Bold Woman.

The Province of BFN has created a monthly series that presents the life and work of Madeleine Sophie and invites us to follow her bold example. Read the second installment: A woman for young people.

The USC Province has created a project to acknowledge the Society’s participation in the sin of racism and the violence of slavery. The project aims to address this painful historical chapter, to honor these trafficking victims and their descendants, and to help transform ongoing racist attitudes and behaviors.

The Province of BFN has created a monthly series that presents the life and work of Madeleine Sophie and invites us to follow her bold example. Read the first installment: A woman with roots.

The Province of BFN has created a booklet, which we will be publishing on RSCJ International as a monthly series, that presents the life and work of Madeleine Sophie and invites us to follow her bold example.

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.

In 1806, Sophie Barat travelled to Poitiers with Henriette Girard. Here they opened the first Sacred Heart novitiate with Lydie Chobelet, Josephine Bigeau, and Thérèse Maillucheau.

After the foundation of the Society in Amiens, the community of Sophie Barat and her companions merged with the Visitation Sisters’ community of St. Marie d’En Haut in Grenoble.