In this video, the Sacred Heart preschoolers from Tarnow, Poland, celebrate the feast of St. Philippine.
The Probation Community celebrated November 21 with the sisters at the Mother House, which also gave them the opportunity to meet all of the staff and to learn more about the Generalate.
For the Feast of St. Philippine Duchesne, we are invited to pray with "A Lord’s Prayer for Justice" by Ronald Rolheiser. "With Saint Philippine, who was transformed by all the events and difficulties she had to live through, we are praying for the transformation of hearts, beginning with our own heart."
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Ana María Uribe RSCJ (COL) has prepared these reflections for the Feast of Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne on November 18.
This reflective poem/prayer on Philippine and her legacy was created by the USC Province during the COVID -19 pandemic, and was a part of a larger reflection series that invites us to approach Philippine’s feast day with humility.
This prayer was written by an RSCJ, who thanks Madeleine Sophie for the gift she gave us in founding the congregation; a generous gift of what she has accomplished, but above all of who she is and what she has transmitted to us.
Magdalena Cruz, a Sacred Heart alumna who lives in Spain but hails from Peru, writes about how Philippine has inspired her.
On the occasion of the feast of Mater Admirabilis, the school of Rome joins the prayers of all the schools of the European Network of the Sacred Heart to address their invocation for our world Peace to Mary, the light of Charity and the source of Hope.
As part of the celebration of Mater Admirabilis, the Instituto Mater Sagrado Corazón in Mexico decided to give a voice to the students from the different sections: preschool, elementary, middle and high school, as they recite the AMASC 2017 prayer to MATER, written by Pilar Frech, a member of our educational community.
The Colegio Sagrado Corazón school in Mexico invited high school students to reinterpret the image of Mater in an artistic way, capturing the symbols that have been significant in their lives at school. One of the students also decided to write a letter to Mater, which we share along with some of the images.
