Celebrating Janet Stuart
Kathleen Friel RSCJ (Ireland-Scotland) shares some of her insights from the days at the Janet Stuart Conferences in London.
RSCJ and members of the Sacred Heart family share their thoughts on our spirituality.
Reflections from Around the World
Janet Erskine Stuart -- The Scottish Connection (excerpts)
Moira Donnelly RSCJ of the Province of Ireland-Scotland shares about the significant role of Janet Stuart in the beginnings of the Society of the Sacred Heart in Scotland.
Living in Community
"If my community can love me with all my faults and not-nice moments, how much more does God love me with all my spots!" - Juliet Mousseau rscj
The best place
During one of her trips to Guanajuato in Mexico, Clara Malo rscj reflects on the "best place" to converse with God.
Egypt: Water... Peace... at this time of Pentecost…
Thank you, Lord, for the Nile …
A wonderful gift which you have given to Egypt, our beautiful land …
This Nile that Pharaoh valued, loved, and looked after for so many years …
Help us Lord to care for the Nile and to protect it from harm …
Lord, give water always to all those who need it …
This water which is the symbol of the living water for which all thirst …
The water of which you spoke to the Samaritan woman, and which we all ask for …
The water of our baptism, which renews our lives …
Australia: Reflecting on Our Logo
For a few years now I have been wearing the logo of the open heart enclosing the world. This logo expresses what I understand and love about my vocation as a religious of the Sacred Heart.
Jeanne de Charry rscj wrote of our spirituality being one movement – from the Heart of Christ to the world and back to the Heart of Christ. That has had a strong appeal for me and I found this logo giving expression to that. The Sacred Heart is a love that draws us outwards and the openness of the heart in the logo is a symbol of that.
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