Jesus Caritas

Little Sister Magdeleine The Little Sisters of Jesus were founded in 1939 by a French woman, Little Sister Magdeleine of Jesus, who had read the life and writings of Brother Charles. Like him, she wanted to be a disciple of Jesus by witnessing to God's great love for all people by "proclaiming the Gospel with her whole life."  read more »

Giannitsa Chapel

Fidelity of the Byzantine community  read more »

Gertrude Veronika, the General superior of the Little sisters of Jesus shares a letter she received from a group of Little sisters in their 50's. From different countries in Europe, they met in Northern Ireland at Bishopscourt, near Downpatrick, to share on the challenges they face.  read more »

The general council of the Little sisters of Jesus met in Arusha, Tanzania, after their visit to the Communities of the Little sisters in ten different countries of Central and South Africa. They share here their reflections.  read more »

This internationally agreed text outlines the vocation of the Lay Fraternities of Charles de Foucauld.  read more »

A publicity leaflet for the Community of Charles de Foucauld in Britain.  read more »

If I were told to define the mission of our community in a single word I would not hesitate for a single moment to cry: 'unity'.  read more »

Jesus gave his life:

to gather into unity all the scattered children of God.

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1956 Tubet

Throughout the life of Little Sister Magdeleine, a number of themes recur somewhat like leitmotifs. In a way, they confirm the fidelity with which she followed her vocation. As far as I am concerned, it is the leitmotif of the 'border' that impressed me the most.  read more »

Consecration of a young monk

In her passion for unity, Little sister Magdeleine always wanted a community in Belgrade, among the orthodox, the religion of the majority of the population and in a society under a Communist regime.

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