On Saturday, April 8, 2017 hundreds of people gathered at the campus of St. Louis University to stand and march in solidarity with our immigrant and refugee neighbors. This Solidarity March and Mass at the St. Louis Cathedral Basilica was sponsored by the Archdiocese of St. Louis and co-sponsored by a number of other religious congregations including the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. Present at the march representing the Congregation was Sr. Anne Marie Burke, Sr. Pilar Neira, and Jennifer Reyes Lay.
Tag: Justice Peace and Integrity of Creation
Statement for Sustainability and Solidarity with Paris Climate Agreement
“We are the cause of climate change. We are the solution.”
News from Peru
Sister Ivonne visited the Valle Progreso Area, the place where the Congregation offered immediate relief and support in the hour of Emergency. Sister Yvonne met with some of the families to listen and share words of encouragement and hope with each of them.
Living Laudato Si – A Reflection by Sr. Martha Ann Kirk, CCVI
Pope Francis in his message to the whole world, Laudato Si, challenged us to take scientific findings about climate change and global warming seriously, but he noted that spirituality is needed as much as science. He wrote, “’Praise be to you, my Lord’. In the words of this beautiful canticle, Saint Francis of Assisi reminds us that our common home is like a sister with whom we share our life and a beautiful mother who opens her arms to embrace us.
Compassion unites us across faiths
By Martha A. Kirk.
CCVI Sisters and Ministries Participate in Sex Trafficking Awareness Day
By Jennifer Reyes Lay, Congregational Office of JPIC Assitant.
Sister Story: Sr. Walter Maher CCVI
While Sr. Walter Maher CCVI is the newest member of the Congregation’s International JPIC Committee, she is certainly not new to the work for peace and justice.
Called to Mission
During the first weeks of January, I had the opportunity to share the spirituality and charism of the Congregation as Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word and the work done by our JPIC Office in Lima, with our lay missionaries in Peru.
Living Laudato Si: Incarnate Word High School
The CCVI Office of Justice, Peace and Care of Creation, via its blog, launched a new edition of Living Laudato Si, in which, we celebrate the great work going on at Incarnate Word High School in San Antonio, TX.
Sister Leonila González Siller, remembers her first days as a missionary in Peru
When you go to her community, there is always a local newspaper that she has already read. The associates that she accompanies have a leading role in the ecclesial and social life in her community. Yes, in this edition we want to highlight our sister Leonila Gonzalez Siller, a Mexican CCVI, who is accompanying and promoting human dignity in Chimbote, Peru.
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