Secondary education in remote village of Honduras is a reality

Cabos de Hacha-Tegucigalpa (Honduras), 04/10/2017, Sr. Marta Inés Toro.- On March 29, 2017, fifteen youth and adults from the village Cabos de Hacha in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, started their high school studies in their own town. This achievement is thanks to the joint effort of the Sisters, the village teacher and several volunteers. In Honduras the Congregation has been in Guaimaca since 2001. In 2014, we began an extension of the community in Tegucigalpa. It is from there that Sr. Deysi Silva visits and pastorally accompanies several communities.

Pain and death: The difficult moment lived today by the inhabitants of Mocoa

Mocoa (Colombia), 04/03/2017, Sr. Maria Escayola, Superior General, and Community of General Government.-Mocoa is a Colombian municipality, capital of the Department of Putumayo, located in the south of the country, 618 Kilometers from Bogotá, capital of Colombia. An impoverished region, whose inhabitants live in a large area of high risk, which was surprised by heavy rains, in the evening hours of Friday, March 31st and the early morning of April 1st , 2017.

From Curundú (Panama)

Curundú (Panama), 03/29/2017, Sr. Ángela María Vélez.- To see the growth of a project fosters hope in those who enthusiastically gave life to it and decided on each one of the processes that promoted the integral development of its beneficiaries.

Los Andes: In Camporredondo, a pilgrimage to begin Lent

Camporredondo (Perú), 03/12/2017, Sisters from the Community.- On Ash Wednesday the universal Church began its journey of Lent, a time of grace and conversion. The parish community of Camporredondo (Amazonas-Perú), welcomed enthusiastically the invitation to make a pilgrimage to the mountains where the Cross of Pucho, a significant religious place for the people, is situated.
 

Visit of the General Government to El Caribe

03/12/2017, Sisters from El Caribe.- We have no words to explain about the visit of the General Government to our Province. The only way to express it is to say “THANK YOU” and then it is left to us to interiorize it. May it motivate us to be attentive to the Holy Spirit who ceaselessly speaks to us and invites us to journey...!
 

Sister Marie Séraphie: an artist in heaven

Barcelona (Spain), 03/02/2017, Srs. Gemma Morató and Conchi García.- Certainly our Congregation has created and will continue to create persons of history. Sister Marie Séraphie is one of them. This woman, a Dominican Sister of the Presentation, an artist to the very marrow died on last March 2nd at La Grande Bretèche, Tours (France) at the age of 101 and 76 years of religious profession.
 

LAST PART. Interview: Sr. Dominique du Christ, archivist of the Congregation - and 5

La Grande Bretèche (Tours-France), Summer of 2016, Srs. Gemma Morató and Conchi García.- We offer the last chapter of the series that we have prepared on archives and mission of archivist.

Basic online Course on the Means of Social Communication for Sisters

Barcelona (Spain), 02/16/2017, Srs. Gemma Morató and Conchi García.- We present you today the program in the Reserved Area for our next online course on the Means of Communication for the Sisters of our Congregation. All of you, Sisters, are invited to register your names, if you want to have a basic initial formation on MSC for your ministries, in view of Evangelization.

Honduras: Solidarity project in Guaimaca

Guaimaca (Honduras), 02/14/2017, Project's Group of the Solidarity.- It was Hurricane Mitch in 1998, with its aftermath of devastation in Honduras, and the request of Cardinal Sean O'Malley, then Bishop of Fall River, Massachusetts, to be part of a diocesan team, that as United States Province, we read the pressing call of the Lord. Pope John Paul II had made a call, in the synod of Bishops of America, to the cooperation of the Churches of the North and South.