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On Saturday, August 10, in the Chapel of Casa San Angel, Mexico, Sr. Elizabeth Mendoza Cortez and Sr. Candelaria Temich Sinaca celebrated the ceremony for the profession of their First Vows. Congratulations! Read More
… the great mystery of love. Read More
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We don’t know what is the best of all, the preparation or the celebration, because Ross’ celebration in the Novitiate started many days before, when they were thinking about the place for the celebration, the type of decorations to be used, the delicious dishes, the music, the environment, the cleaning tasks and the details regardingRead more Read More
Link to download: Compassion and Reconciliation In the month of November 2018, I watched with great interest the moving of a caravan of people from Honduras and other Central American countries to the United States border. I say, “I watched” as the television newscasts filled with pictures of the plight of the travelers. During the restRead more Read More
On May 25, in the Chapel of the Incarnate Word, our Jubilarians of the United States of America celebrated their anniversary of 25, 50, 60 and 75 years of consecration with an emotional mass. Congratulations and thanks for your work, dear Sisters! Read More
Praised be the Incarnate Word! The joy of renewing the commitment we made a year ago is a gift from God for the Service Paths Community [Comunidad Senderos de Servicio]. We are grateful to Jesus and we lived our renewal with the Mercy and Tenderness Community [Comunidad Misericordia y Ternura], on Saturday, April, in Zapopan,Read more Read More
On May 28, in an emotional event, our collaborators at the CCVI headquarters in San Ángel, Mexico City, performed a Consecration to the Incarnate Word. Sr. Chely was in charge of coordinating the previous course for the Consecration. We embrace our collaborators and accompany them with our prayers. Read More
Download link: Heritage We see our origins with tenderness, feeling the infinite compassion of God who is expressed when He becomes Incarnate. We listen to the clamor of those who suffer illnesses, who live in scarcity. Compassion always responds. We contemplate the figure of Claude Marie Dubuis, who was always willing and generous Read More
