The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio welcomed a new addition to its main lobby with the unveiling of a 50-year-old stained glass mural. The mural is among the religious artifacts belonging to the CCVI Sisters, which has been in storage for seven years. Read More
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Welcome words, by Sister Tere on the occasion of the celebration in San Antonio of the 150 years of the Congregation. Read More
By Archbishop Gustavo García Siller, Archdiocese of San Antonio, Texas. December 3, 2019. Read More
Another celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Congregation, took place at CHRISTUS Hospice Center in San Antonio to recall the arrival of the three founders to San Antonio in 1869. The event was coordinated by Rev. Derek Labranch, Hospice Chaplain. Read More
The book of Ecclesiastes says that there is a time for everything, and today is a time of change. That is why we are here. First, I greet the leadership of the National Institute of Cardiology with deep gratitude on behalf of all my sisters. I especially greet all the staff of the NationalRead more Read More
This is a day of intense mixed emotions for me: pride in belonging to the only public health care institution served by Sisters; sharing this event with the people I love and are very close to my heart; and sadness in witnessing the closure of a cycle of kindness, wisdom, mercy and genuine interest inRead more Read More
Los Quijotes were born in 1989, when more than 20 willing medical volunteers traveled to Jalapa, a poor area of Mexico City, upon the request of the CCVI Congregation. The group adopted the name of the famous Spanish character as they dreamed of doing good, fighting gigantic health problems with words, hands, medicines, good willRead more Read More
Mr. Ernie Sadau, CEO of CHRISTUS Health, offers sincere congratulations to Ms. Saundra Watts on the occasion of her 50 years of devoted service to the Incarnate Word Congregation, beginning at Santa Rosa in 1969 with continued service at the Generalate until the present time. Read More
Hundreds of elated family and friends packed the Tobin Center in downtown San Antonio on Saturday, July 27 for the 3rd Annual University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) School of Osteopathic Medicine White Coat Ceremony. Read More
For 150 years our Congregation, the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, has served thousands of people, especially those who are economically poor and vulnerable, through a variety of ministries including education, health care, pastoral and social services. Read More