Jesus Caritas

The Eucharistic Testimony of Sister Magdeleine of Jesus Foundress of the Little Sisters of Jesus François-Marie Léthel ocd

The Servant of God sister Magdeleine of Jesus (1898-1989), foundress of the Little Sisters of Jesus, is on her way to beatification. We can hope that she will soon be declared Venerable with the recognition of the heroicity of her virtues.

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Peacock butterflyCatharine shares about how she lives in lockdown from her 13th storey flat in Hackney.  read more »

Perhaps it is a little unexpected to talk about the internet and social media when thinking about how this time of Covid and Lockdown has “helped”, changed or deepened something in my life...but in fact I can’t get away from the fact that this is actually what has happened...As the lockdown progressed last year I began to realise just how many people were turning toSocial Media to help them live this time of uncertainty , fear and isolation....I wondered if perhaps “now” was the time to do more in trying to reach out to others on this platform and to try and spread the spirituali  read more »

Jack Our dear neighbour Jack Barber passed away last Saturday. He was already living next door with his first wife Rosie when we moved in 50 years ago and so he has known many generations of little sisters, remembering each one often by name. Jack was the foreman for the farm across the road.  read more »

Canh shares her reflections on her need to trust in God and in his love for us especially when we are 'little' in his hand.  read more »

emerging-daffodilsReflection on how God’s creative energy cannot be tied down especially in a lockdown!  read more »

Little sister Claire writes about her experience of moving into St Anne's home, Stoke Newington, at the beginning of the Lockdown  read more »

A Power point composed by Little Sister Asia in Ireland, inspired by Irish culture. In Irish Trasna means a Crossing place, A place of Decision, a Turning Point, an Openness to something New.  read more »

A Power-point linking the life and writings of Brother Charles and the feast of Christmas, first shown at the Anglican Parish of St Chad's in Haggerston East London.  read more »