Jesus Caritas

News from the New Generation

Little sister Magdeleine wrote: 'I only wanted a work of love.'

'To celebrate our 70 years, we have to do something which is a little crazy!'

This is how Gertrude Veronika welcomed the 67 young women who arrived in Tre Fontane, Rome, to celebrate the beginnings of their Community in Touggourt, Algeria in 1939.  read more »

Br Charle's prayer

This prayer invites us to unite ourselves to Jesus. It seeks to trace a path for our life’s journey with God and with humanity. It is the path which Jesus travelled before us. We are encouraged to give ourselves in confident abandonment to the Father.  read more »

1989 11 10 Tre Fontane

Trusting each other, we have been able to walk ahead.  read more »

1956 On the road to Eastern Europe

Little sister Magdeleine had always consulted Bishop de Provencheres when important decisions had to be made. Despite the fact that he knew only too well all the weaknesses and shortcomings of the little sisters he always encouraged them on.  read more »

Tirana at Christmas

Our life here is made up above all of small things, small gestures, being attentive to all that can bring a ray of hope or build up respect.  read more »

Little sister Jeanne 2008

Little sister Jeanne and Little sister Annette, on pilgrimage to the Holy Land, visit Bethlehem and share the meaning of Bethlehem in the life of the Little Sisters.  read more »

 

"Abba, Daddy,
Let only Your will be done..."

The Foucauld family prayer...  read more »

Tre fontane Grotto chapel

Childlike in Heart, you will receive the little infant Jesus of the Manger from the Virgin Mary his Mother

This will be the crowning point.  read more »

Lucy writes from Awka: I am very happy to have the privilege of writing something to the little sisters throughout the world, even if I have only been in the community for a year.

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El Abiodh Tent with Fr VoillaumeIn this article Brother René, founder of the Little Brothers of Jesus, describes the place of nomadism in Little sister Magdeleine's life and her love for all minority populations.



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