Here are Easter greetings to the Society from RSCJ around the world.

Lucy, a Sacred Heart alumna, had a life-changing medical emergency in Rome. Her mother, Jenny, recounts the powerful support of the Sacred Heart community during those intense days.

This JPIC Prayer Guide, written by Melanie Guste RSCJ and Clara Dorsch Callahan, invites us to reflect on Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. 

Cuca Maset, Executive Secretary, recently spoke at a webinar organized by the WUCWO’s (World Union of Catholic Women’s Organizations) School for Synodality, on how lay and consecrated people can work together for the good of the mission.

The NEANZ Province began its journey in September 2025, inspiring us to dream of a vibrant future built with our young people. By growing into ‘Sacred Heart Leaders,’ our youth from Australia, China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan bring Sophie’s dream to life.

As we approach the Fifth Sunday of Lent, this reflection on the story of Lazarus invites us to contemplate themes of death, resurrection, and new life amid our world’s challenges.

This Fourth Sunday of Lent reflection draws from John 9:1-41, where the blind man transforms from an object of judgment to the subject of his own story through Jesus’ healing touch.

The Education section of the RSCJ International website has been updated with a map and database of schools around the world.

The third Sunday prayer guide leads us from a personal encounter with the Lord to concrete gestures of solidarity, compassion, and justice.

The prayer guide for the second Sunday of Lent calls us to listen to Jesus amid our world’s polycrisis, urging empathy, collective action, and hope.