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News & Archive of the Spiritual Family of Charles de Foucauld
Little Sisters of JesusDiscovering a new language and culture in Om, Denmark
Discovering a new language and culture.
read more » Catharine :Thirty years on the 13th floor. View from our tower block flatBernadette Kehoe who works for the Congregation for Religious pays a visit to Gospel night at the Little sisters in their Tower block. read more » 2019 Would you like to go to Syria? Nadine SyriaA young sister reflects on her 'yes' or 'no' to stay in Syria and deepening the meaning in her life for Br Charles' prayer of abandon. read more » The Universal Brother - New book by Little sister Kathleen
Charles de Foucauld Speaks to us today
 read more » Tokyo-Itabashi During this time of Lent as we pray for our dead, we wish to share with you the fate of our friend Okashita, who was condemned to death and executed on April 10, 2008, just 10 years ago. read more » The fruitful announcement borne of renouncing When I was requested to write a book about Charles de Foucauld, the editor made the point of asking me to avoid any mention of penance and sacrifice. "Nobody wants to hear about that." I followed her recommendation but took note, because there's often something interesting hidden in those things we "don't want to hear about." Penance and sacrifice are not a secondary aspect of Brother Charles' life.
read more » Charles de Foucauld, mon frere Celebrating his 100th Anniversary,this book groups the writings of Charles de Foucauld in themes - Beauty, Joy, Mercy, Humility, Nazareth, Prayer, Desert, Work. read more » The Ministry of Presence Jocelyne, Caroline, Helene and JudithSister Judith from the Anglican Community of the Sisters of the Love of God spends nearly two years with the Little sisters in Northern Ireland in Bishopscourt, a former RAF base sharing their life of prayer and friendship. read more » Friendship in Afghanistan Afghanistan, Farewell party at the Italian Embassy
Our sisters were present in Kabul, Afghanistan, for 60 years. They had to close the community at the beginning of this year. Fr. Giuseppe Moretti was the chaplain at the Italian Embassy, where the little sisters used to go for days of solitude and prayer during the years when they were the only religious, and even the only Christians, in the country. He shared his thoughts: read more » |
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