In a Joyful spirit, the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, celebrated the beautiful Feast of Easter, The Resurrection of the Lord, following the penitential Lenten Season amid the long year of COVID Lockdown.
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In Praise of the Incarnate Word
By Sister Mary Carmel Smith, CCVI
Incarnate Word Day: Graphic Recording
Graphic Recording – March 25, 2021
Vespers Service & Liturgy of Feast of the Incarnation
Incarnate Word vespers service for the Feast of the Incarnation of the Lord – live in Chapel of the Incarnate Word & transmitted by Zoom internationally/bilingually to include all of the members of the Incarnate Word family.
Dr. Thomas Evans’ remarks at the Incarnate Word Day Mass
Good evening. We are so blessed to be able to come together in person, with the Sisters and with our sister sponsored ministries, in celebration of the Feast of the Annunciation and Incarnate Word Day. We have not been able to celebrate Mass in this way for more than a year — and this fellowship has been sorely missed and greatly needed.
Celebrating with our Associates
Our associates were active and present during the congregational celebration journey. The Sisters thank their associates for their contributions and their much-needed enthusiasm in these difficult times, thank you dear associates for being part of the Family of the Incarnate Word.
Sister celebration on Zoom
With an enormous effort, the Sisters of all ages and all nationalities managed to meet, thanks to technology, to share Vespers, a spiritual Retreat, and Mass for the celebration of the Feast of the Incarnation. In the photos, we can see the Sisters during their Retreat.
The Mystery of the Incarnation is the Foundation of our Life
IWA’s annual blanket drive
In the picture, IWA students are shown loading a van from EnergyCare with blankets from IWA’s annual blanket drive. The IWA community collected over 800 blankets for this year’s drive.
Knowing the Communities: Community in Xalisco, Nayarit
On February 17-20, on the occasion of the beginning of Lent, we accompanied the community in Tepozal, San Antonio and Emiliano Zapata. We share faith and life with people, we listen to their stories, the work they do to sell their avocados, coffee, lemon… their attempt to take care of the lands inherited from their grandparents, as well as their concern for their relatives who have had to migrate in search of a better quality of life.
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