A Miracle in Pakistan
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
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
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
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
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
I treasure my happy memories of Magheramore over all the years since I entered in 1962. What a life-giving blessing to spend time here, when I came home on holiday from Hong Kong. The peace, quiet and beauty was
Sr Bríd Kenny recently celebrated her 104th birthday - a truly remarkable milestone - surrounded by family and friends. Sr Bríd has inspired many along the way and continues to do so. May she continue to be blessed with
Sr Bríd Kenny recently celebrated her 104th birthday - a truly remarkable milestone - surrounded by family and friends. Sr Bríd has inspired many along the way and continues to do so. May she continue to be blessed with
Columban Sisters Minah, Paulina, Angela, Bella join the peaceful protest Korean Youth – Hope for the Future I still vividly remember the night martial law was declared in Korea on December 3, 2024. I was finishing a thankful, ordinary
Bring flowers of the rarest In the month of May, my thoughts often return to the days of my childhood when my two sisters and I would set up a May altar at home. Singing the well-known hymn, ‘Bring
The Sisters, in the Philippines, remain committed to ministries serving the poor and the vulnerable. These include supporting extremely poor families, providing education and livelihood support for women, prison ministry, assistance and education for children with disabilities, and ongoing
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