Something magical has enveloped us during our Jubilee Year with many different opportunities and forms of encounter we have experienced. A vital need for communication, love and encounters dwells within us. What is happening to us? We can find the answer by re-tracing the path of the 150th anniversary of the Congregation and by celebratingRead more Read More
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December 7th, 2019 found a group of Incarnate Word Associates from San Antonio communities, along with several vowed Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, gathered in the Madeleine Room of the Heritage Center for an Advent Retreat, facilitated by Sister Brigid Marie Clarke. Read More
We share with you our Thanksgiving celebration in the USA. Sisters gathered for a Liturgy in Chapel of the Incarnate Word and Sisters from Mexico and Peru joined the celebrations. Read More
Mission Plaza is dedicated to the memory of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word: as presidents, deans, professors, department heads, officers, or in the many related service areas of the University. Read More
Celebration of morning prayer and procession to the cemetery; dedication of the monument to deceased religious Sisters of the Incarnate Word. Click here to see some pictures! Read More
The leadership teams of the three congregations sponsoring CHRISTUS Health held their annual meeting from September 8 to 10, 2019. The leadership teams will meet annually to discuss and reflect on the current problems of the ministry of health care. Read More
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On September 11, 2019, CHRISTUS Health paid tribute to the Congregation’s 150th Jubilee with a Luncheon at Old Ursuline Academy. Read More
By Amormeus | Blog, Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation, Our Stories, What we do | 9 July, 2018 | 0
In these challenging political times, let us remember the strength of life and community. In light of immigrants and refugees who seek to enter the United States, Incarnate Word Sisters, Staff, Associates, past and present students of UIW, people working as interns with Incarnate Word Foundation in St. Louis, and people associated with the CCVIRead more Read More