Celebrating the Seasons

The General Council has prepared an Advent video message for the entire Society.

For each Sunday of Advent until Christmas, the JPIC Learning Hub will send out prayer-reflection guides as we prepare our hearts for the coming of our Lord. This Sunday, we are invited to pray and contemplate the beauty of Creation.

The Season of Creation ends with the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. As we complete our journey, we are happy to meditate on his 'Canticle of the Creatures'. Let us listen and be inspired by the words of St. Francis of Assisi, who showed a deep love for all of creation.

The JPIC Learning Hub will be posting Prayer Reflection Guides every week of the Season of Creation. On this fourth Sunday of the Season of Creation, we invite everyone to listen and pray with "The Forgotten Voices that have been Muted for far too long."

The JPIC Learning Hub will be posting Prayer Reflection Guides every week of the Season of Creation. This Sunday, together with Our Lady of Sorrows, Mary, who always listens to the voice of the Holy Spirit, we bring to prayer hopes and sufferings: our own, our loved ones, our neighbors, our countries and the world.

The JPIC Learning Hub has created this video to pray to Our Lady of Sorrows on September 15.

The JPIC Learning Hub will be posting Prayer Reflection Guides every week of the Season of Creation. This Sunday, we invite the family of the Sacred Heart to listen to the voices of the indigenous peoples.

The JPIC Learning Hub will be posting Prayer Reflection Guides every week of the Season of Creation. This first Sunday, we invite the Family of the Sacred Heart to Listen to the Voices of the Earth.

The JPIC International Team invites all in prayer for this year's Season of Creation (1 September - 4 October). Prayer-Reflection Guides will be sent out every Friday of the Season, prepared by members of the Family of the Sacred Heart from around the world.

In honor of the Season of Creation, Sr Mudita Menona Sodder RSCJ reflects on the state of the world and how Pope Francis’s apostolate of the ear, or the practice of listening and recognition, can address our modern problems.