Explore Your Call
If you’ve ever considered religious life (or even if you haven’t), we invite you to share a meal and conversation! Explore Your Call, a dinner and panel discussion for young women who are exploring their vocational call, will take place on Wednesday, April 10 at 6 p.m. at St. Frances De Sales (Lebanon, Ohio). To register online visit:cincinnativocations.org/exploreyourcall
Founding Connections:
Elizabeth Seton’s Relationship to Alexander Hamilton
Of late Alexander Hamilton has become a celebrated folk hero due to the popularity of the smash Broadway hit, “Hamilton.” Few realize that Sisters of Charity founder Elizabeth Bayley Seton had a close connection to this founding father of our nation. READ MORE
Celebrating Women’s History Month
Throughout the month, the Sisters of Charity will celebrate the lives of a number of remarkable women and their contributions to our country and world. Born Chloe Anthony Wofford, writer Toni Morrison (1931-present) became a Nobel Prize- and Pulitzer Prize-winning American novelist. Known for her distinct narration and acumen in writing dialogue, she is commended for her ability to accurately depict the African-American community in America.
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Tending Your Soul
God works in mysterious ways. Each one of us lives and witnesses to “God’s voice” in our lives minute by minute. In this “Tending Your Soul” video, Alex reflects on how a time of loss inspired her to bring joy and healing to those grieving.
A Stranger and You Welcomed Me –
Week 2 Lenten Reflection
During the Season of Lent, we ask you to join us every Monday as we reflect on recent words of Pope Francis related to the challenges of contemporary immigration. From A Stranger and You Welcomed Me we are using the themes to welcome, to protect, to promote and to integrate, pondering what Jesus would do.
To Protect: Protecting can best be understood as a series of steps intended to defend the rights and dignity of migrants and refugees, independent of their legal status. As we learn more about situations on our southern border, are work opportunities being offered as migrants and refugees are assimilated into a community? What about health care? To learn how we can improve our protecting of families contact a city where a recent migrant or refugee family has settled. Have they found meaningful work? Do they have access to health care? See if you can assist with an immediate need that they have. READ MORE
March 19 – Feast of St. Joseph
From the Gospel of Matthew (1:24) we know Joseph took a pregnant woman into his home, knowing the child was not his. It was not law or duty that bound him; he did it because Heaven required it. In our current day what might Heaven require of us? How do/might we make others feel at ‘home’? At our table? In our space? In our conversations? In our hearts?
House of Charity Hosts
Guests During NCSW
Volunteers from the University of St. Mary (Leavenworth, Kansas) visited the SC Federation House of Charity in New Orleans, Louisiana, last week during National Catholic Sisters Week. The group spent their time at Hotel Hope, a hotel for women and children experiencing homelessness.
EarthConnection Lenten Calendar
As we go through the Season of Lent , EarthConnection – a ministry of the Sisters of Charity and center for learning and reflection about living lightly on Earth – has prepared this Lenten Calendar with suggested activities and ideas for the season.
Charity in Motion
Newsletter
Charity in Motion is the is the quarterly electronic newsletter designed to keep friends of the Sisters of Charity Community connected to the mission and ministries of the SCs. VIEW HERE
March E-Vōc
Newsletter
E-Vōc is the monthly electronic newsletter of Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Vocations Team. VIEW HERE
CBSM Mission
Newsletter
Mission is the quarterly electronic newsletter dedicated to promoting the mission of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati. VIEW HERE.
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