Jesus Caritas

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

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

Kathy with a Co-workerLittle sister Kathleen lives in England. She has been working at the Crown Hotel in "Wells-next-the-Sea," Norfolk, for a couple of years, and she shared the following last Christmas:  read more »

Talk given at the Methodist Church of Edmonton in a series of Talks on bringing the Bible alive in our daily life.  read more »

George Hilda and CecilePortobello - The story of daily kindness among our neighbours.  read more »

Plum jam and goodiesIt is harvest time in our local London Hackney park. Red plums, black plums, yellow plums, round plums, long oval plums, big plums, little plums, forming carpets of delicious fruit under the trees and inviting all passers-by to gather from their abundance. It is a mystery why so many varieties of wild plums could grow in this one particular spot! This abundance and variety so freely offered to all is an image of our neighbourhood. We come from every continent and culture. We love variety and there is always more to discover and enjoy  read more »

View from our tower block flat
Bernadette Kehoe who works for the Congregation for Religious pays a visit to Gospel night at the Little sisters in their Tower block.  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 »

Katrina and her dadHaving lived most of my life as a Little Sister in big cities, Birmingham, London, Hamburg, Berlin, with 2 periods in smaller places, Walsingham and Graefentonna (Germany), life has led me back to a small town lying at the foot of the Chilterns in the heart of England. Yes, this is where God wants me to be at this moment.  read more »

Now I am Ninety-one!  read more »