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Mission
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.”
Sacrament of God
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Presence – Relationship
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Consecration of collaborators in San Ángel
In this photo in the top, left to right: Carlos, Adrián, Rogelio, Marcos Jhonny, Father, Erendira, Adriana and S. Aracely Uranga
Below: S. Maria de la Luz Cardona, Berenice, Cecilia, Abril, Marissa, Nancy, Yesenia and Catita.
Holy Spirit Community gathering
Praised be the Incarnate Word!
On May 2, the Holy Spirit Community had the opportunity to celebrate our monthly gathering with our dear Sisters in the Sacred Family Community and the Associates at Casa San Angel.
Heritage
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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
A Jubilee of Gratitude
Welcome to Jubilee Eucharist, San Antonio March 3, 2019.
Solemn Vespers in St. Louis, Missouri
The Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word living in Missouri were privileged to hold the premier event celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Congregation’s founding in San Antonio, Texas, in 1869. On Friday evening, March 1, 2019, about 150 persons gathered in St. Ann Catholic Church, Normandy, Missouri to pray and sing Solemn Vespers. Thus began the weekend-long commemoration.
Our Work for Justice
February 20th marks the annual World Day of Social Justice, as established by the General Assembly of the United Nations, and this year our Congregation is also celebrating 150 years of promoting human dignity. This is definitely a sacred time for us to look back with gratitude, act in the present with passion, and dream of the future with hope.
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