We can say a lot about the faith of simple people, I had a wonderful experience to prove it, it was for me an example of humility, of faith, of prayer, of true trust in God. It was with a person from my parish community, he told me that in his first year of school,Read more Read More
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On Sunday, October 13th, we celebrated the birthday of Sr. Maria de Lourdes Nava at Casa San Angel in a fraternal and very deserving manner. To many of us, Sisters and Associates, Sr. Lourdes is our “mothercita.” Read More
Some of us were privileged to be present at the Mass of Christian Burial for Sister Margaret Nugent, RIP. It was good to see her relatives there and many Sisters and friends. The homily was, in my mind, a great tribute to Margaret, to religious life, and a reminder to me of the renewal processRead more Read More
The Kingdom of God community together with our dear older sisters and associates in Mexico City, we all made a Living Rosary to celebrate and thank for the CCVI 150 years on October, 3. Read More
Dr. Thomas Evans and the UIW Board of Trustees Celebrate the final closing on the acquisition of the AT &T Building on Broadway, adjacent to the UIW. Read More
During the days of September 27-30, the Sister Jubilarians of 2020 from Mexico, Peru and USA, gathered together in San Antonio to begin the celebration of their Jubilee year. Sister Brigid Marie Clarke served as retreat director for the weekend. Read More
By Sr. Teresa Maya – September 2019. Read More
“I don’t get anything out of going to Mass.” Someone once told me, “You get out of going to Mass what you put into it.” This makes more sense with a more informed theology of Eucharist. When we understand Eucharist, and our participation, as the public prayer of the Church, we tend to “get” moreRead more Read More
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word (CCVI) were called to respond to specific and urgent needs of the church in the historic moment of 1869. “Our Lord Jesus Christ suffering in the persons of a multitude of sick and infirm of every kind seeks relief at your hands.” Read More