Jesus Caritas

This is an invitation to share with others your experience of Nazareth and Bethlehem at this particular time of lockdown and when the canonization of Br Charles is drawing near.  read more »

Hope-Hope-Hope  read more »

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

Emiko at Charity shopSometimes we use the word "pearls" for the stories we tell each other of meeting God in our daily experiences. In the course of our lives as Little Sisters we have collected a vast treasure house full of such pre¬cious gems. Here are three from our sisters in northern Ireland: 1-Who Welcomes Whom? I am Emiko, a Little Sister from Japan who has lived in our com¬munity near the town of Downpatrick for over ten years.  read more »

Jocelyne, Caroline, Helene and Judith
Sister 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 »

Downpatrick Charity shopLittle stories from Northern Ireland ‘Who welcomes Who? ‘The wealth of friendship’ ‘Seeds of hope’  read more »

StormontOn Saturday, the Eve of Pentecost, the week before the new assembly was elected we were invited to join the Clonard-Fitzroy Fellowship, for a special time of prayer in Stormont the legislative body responsible for Northern Ireland in a Spirit of thanksgiving for the journey to peace.  read more »

Emiko leaving home in bishopscourtEmiko shares a few insights from Glebe house in Northern Ireland, an ecumenical guest house where she gives a hand.  read more »