RSCJ and members of the Sacred Heart family share their thoughts on our spirituality.
The future is, most of all, in the hands of those people who recognize the other as a "you" and themselves as part of an "us." ~ Pope Francis on TED Talk
"Only this will make our lives fruitful and keep our hearts alive: putting Jesus where he belongs, in the midst of his people.... [This] means having a contemplative heart... capable of discerning.... wanting to touch the wounds of Jesus in the wounds of a world in pain, which longs and cries out for healing." ~ Pope Francis
Isabelle Lagneau rscj shared this reflection during the ceremony of Final Profession on the 22nd of January 2017.
The Society of the Sacred Heart lives on through the women who follow in the footsteps of Sophie. As we celebrate the Society's birthday, we share five stories of women who heard the call and responded.....
Bethanie Sulleza rscj (PHI) visited Japan from September 8 to October 26. She shares with us some of her experiences and reflections.
On this feast of Mater Admirabilis, we share two stories of a YES to God's call and invitation.
On the 2nd of September 2016, Isabel Solá, a Spanish Religious of Jesus and Mary (RJM), was fatally shot at a crowded intersection in Port-au-Prince. Matilde Moreno RSCJ shares how Isa fully lived her life "committed to and spent for love of a people whose land was her homeland during these last years."
Mariely Rivera-Hernández shares how a visit to Joigny led her to a profound encounter with Sophie and a renewal of her commitment to the educative mission of the Sacred Heart.
I saw our “Houses for Elderly Sisters” as great thuribles, with precious incense rising up from them.... a humble and joyful supplication for the Spirit to act in the Society. We are collaborating well in the preparation and work of the Chapter.
Juliet Mousseau rscj (USC) was one of the six-member panel of young religious at the UISG Assembly held in Rome on the 9th to the 13th of May 2016.
