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Healing Hands, Living Communion
Read More: Healing Hands, Living CommunionIn homes and hospitals, we serve as signs of Christ’s compassionate presence—nursing the wounded, comforting the sick, and restoring hope where pain and suffering weigh heavily on the human spirit. Their mission in the medical field is more than a profession; it is a ministry of love that recognizes…
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Building Minds, Nurturing Communion
Read More: Building Minds, Nurturing CommunionUnder the loving patronage of St. Joseph, the humble guardian and faithful provider, our mission continues to unfold in the hearts of children from humble backgrounds. We the sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes walk alongside these young learners, offering not only education, but hope, dignity, and a future rooted…
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Planting Trees, Growing Communion
Read More: Planting Trees, Growing CommunionAs religious women, our mission calls us not only to care for souls but also to tend the sacred gift of creation entrusted to us by God. Today, as we plant trees, we proclaim a powerful truth: caring for the earth is an act of faith, love, and communion. Each tree planted is a sign…
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A thought for the Day
Read More: A thought for the DayThought for the Day – Feast of the Baptism of the Lord At the Jordan, Jesus steps into the water not because He needs cleansing, but to stand fully with us. As the heavens open, we are reminded that in baptism we are claimed, loved, and sent. Today, we renew our own baptismal call: to…
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Farming
Read More: FarmingKenyan sister transforming farming into community development Community empowerment through sustainable farming drives Sr. Josephine Kwenga’s work to help farmers in Kenyan villages develop viable farming practices in order to bring new life to families and the Church’s mission of care for creation. By Sr. Christine Masivo, CPS Sr. Josephine Kwenga, a religious sister of…
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Building Minds, Nurturing Communion
Under the loving patronage of St. Joseph, the humble guardian and faithful provider, our mission continues to unfold in the hearts of children from humble backgrounds. We the sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes walk alongside these young learners, offering not only education, but hope, dignity, and a future rooted…
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Healing Hands, Living Communion
In homes and hospitals, we serve as signs of Christ’s compassionate presence—nursing the wounded, comforting the sick, and restoring hope where pain and suffering weigh heavily on the human spirit. Their mission in the medical field is more than a profession; it is a ministry of love that recognizes…
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Planting Trees, Growing Communion
As religious women, our mission calls us not only to care for souls but also to tend the sacred gift of creation entrusted to us by God. Today, as we plant trees, we proclaim a powerful truth: caring for the earth is an act of faith, love, and communion. Each tree planted is a sign…
