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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.
Festival of Lessons and Carols 2020
The Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word and the University of the Incarnate Word invited the entire Incarnate Word family to a Festival of Lessons and Carols aired on Christmas Eve, December 24, via Zoom.
A Time to Engage in a Consciousness Examen
New Grant Funds from the Wabash Center for “Critical Thinking, Compassion, and Paths to Civic Engagement” Workshops
University of the Incarnate Word students volunteer to help care for the homeless
A group of University of the Incarnate Word nursing students and graduate students have been stepping up to help treat the homeless for basic symptoms as other first responders are busy dealing with COVID-19 care.
UIW Cardinals Serving Online Globally
By Sister Martha Ann Kirk, CCVI
Meet & Greet our New CCVI Co-Worker
The San Antonio Office of Communications & Development welcomes Ms. Vanessa Crispin as the new Coordinator of Communications & Development.
UIW to Host the 2020 Pierre Lecture – The Christian Bible as a Text of Migration
One of the first stories readers encounter in Genesis describes two migrants, Adam and Eve, leaving their first home and struggling to create a life in a new land. From Genesis through Revelation, the Jewish and Christian Bibles depict migration and responses to migration, and given the prominent role of the Bible in public life, politicians, thinkers, and migrants themselves have turned to those texts to think about just and appropriate immigration policies.
Light the Way
Nov 23, 2019.
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