JPIC Prayer Guide for the Feast of the Sacred Heart
The JPIC Learning Hub has produced a Prayer Reflection Guide for the Feast of the Sacred Heart on June 24, 2022.
The JPIC Learning Hub has produced a Prayer Reflection Guide for the Feast of the Sacred Heart on June 24, 2022.
In this speech given to the Stuartholme School in Brisbane, Australia, Sophie Howard, the school’s Cor Unum Captain, reflects on Saint Madeleine Sophie’s life and mission; how she has been inspired by her; and the qualities that a Sacred Heart education has given her.
Bang Junghye RSCJ (KOC) shares this prayer that she has often prayed in front of the Sacred Heart of Jesus statue on the Sacred Heart Campus of the Catholic University of Korea, where she has worked throughout the COVID pandemic.
Anita Nazareth RSCJ, from the Haregaon Community in India, reflects on what it means to be a RSCJ, and to be inspired by the love and mercy of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
The Province of Brazil celebrates the Feast of the Sacred Heart with these words and images that honor the creation of something new and becoming One Body.
In honor of the Feast of the Sacred Heart, Patricia Hevia RSCJ (ESP) reflects on Jesus Christ’s wounds and their power to transform.
Students at the Sacred Heart School in Sapporo, Japan spend this feast day helping others, to communicate Jesus Christ’s message of social justice and contribute to the sustainable development goals.
When we think of the veneration of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, what do we think of? Erika Tornya RSCJ of CEU recounts the history of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and how it is venerated today.
The Probation Community celebrated May 25 with the sisters at the Mother House, which also gave them the opportunity to spend time with Patricia Garcia de Quevedo RSCJ, former Superior General, and to meet all of the staff.
A student from the Sacred Heart High School in Mexico City writes a letter to St. Madeleine Sophie, relating how her legacy, her values and her educational philosophy are positively impacting students, even two centuries later.