Of climate crisis and “dangerous memory”
A day after Typhoon Ulysses wreaked havoc on many places in the Philippines, Bethanie Sulleza rscj went to one of the areas that was seriously affected by the flood. She reports here what she saw.
RSCJ and members of the Sacred Heart family share their thoughts on our spirituality.
A day after Typhoon Ulysses wreaked havoc on many places in the Philippines, Bethanie Sulleza rscj went to one of the areas that was seriously affected by the flood. She reports here what she saw.
Margot Bremer rscj writes from Paraguay and shares this reflection on the "Season of Creation."
An invitation "for believers of all religions to unite spiritually this 14 May for a day of prayer, fasting, and works of charity, to implore God to help humanity overcome the coronavirus pandemic."
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."
Here is the full text of the reflection shared by Florence de la Villeon rscj during the Perpetual Profession Ceremony.
Advent image by Lisa Buscher RSCJ (USC).
Advent image by Patricia Hevia RSCJ (ESP).
On the 21st of November 1800, Madeleine Sophie and her companions had their ceremony of dedication to religious life. More than 200 years later, we ask what does it mean to dedicate oneself to the vowed life? And how may we understand the vows today? Maria Cimperman rscj (USC) offers some reflections.
The Religious of the Sacred Heart in Argentina-Uruguay have had the privilege of having two communities in La Rioja during Monseñor Angelelli’s time: Famatina and Malanzán. Marisa Sacerdote rscj shares from those times.
As we come to the end of the Year of Prayer, we make this question our own: "What have we learned from her?"