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Sr. Cris de Leon, a Filipina Columban sister, works with up to 600 displaced families in the Holy Rosary Parish in Mandalay. The displacement of these families is a result of the of the worsening internal Conflict in Myanmar.
Sr. Cris de Leon, a Filipina Columban sister, works with up to 600 displaced families in the Holy Rosary Parish in Mandalay. The displacement of these families is a result of the of the worsening internal Conflict in Myanmar.
Rahima is a woman in her early forties who is homeless. Can you imagine what it means to be a homeless woman in Pakistan? Every day when I would meet her, I would ask: "Do you need anything?” Looking
A place shared with many incredible trees like Magheramore draws the feeling of at-homeness and the warmth of a TREEmendous embrace. I’m no expert on trees, but by the look of the bark texture and structure as well as
A few years ago, I joined the Columban Justice, Peace and Ecology team on a special visit to Kew Gardens in London. It so happened that at that time there were posted everywhere the words “When plant life stops
Excerpts from Fr Michael Mohaley’s Homily Thank you Nora for the privilege and honour of joining you and your fellow Sisters, in thanking God for the love he has shown in calling you to be a Columban Sister, and
Pictured Above: St. Columban’s residents and staff plant milkweed seeds which will later be transplanted intooutdoor beds to attract pollinators to the retirement home gardens. The program engages residents in the care of the natural environment and is one
Sr Ann Gray & Sr Kate Midgley pictured above Most Rev William Nolan, Catholic Archbishop of Glasgow, and President of J&P Scotland together with the Moderator of the Church of Scotland General Assembly Rt Rev Gordon Kennedy and Rev
In days gone by, the sounding of the monastic bell was a call to prayer. This would have been a welcome sound to St. Columban who was well known for his dedication to prayer and his love of solitude.
Above: Sr Kathleen Geaney with Buddhist Nuns My most unexpected friendship in religious life was both a personal and communal friendship. It was friendship between our community of the Missionary Sisters of St Columban and a community of Buddhist
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