From the monthly archives:

March 2008

The Maker by Daniel Lanois

March 26, 2008

This 2008 Easter Season the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity recognize Daniel Lanois, native of Canada, who is known for his ability to immerse himself in the moment and create tunes that resonate with many people about facing life’s challenges. He is the recipient of ten Grammy awards and five Juno awards. In his own [...]

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Victimae Paschali

March 23, 2008

The Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity are very aware of the goodness of God present in the many people who are present in their lives here on earth and in heaven. Please know of our prayers and join us in chanting this joyous Easter Sequence for you and your intentions:
Christians, to the Paschal Victim Offer your thankful [...]

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Jezu Ufam Tobie by Stephen B. Whatley

March 22, 2008

The Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity feature the oil painting Jezu Ufam Tobie (2002-Polish for ‘Jesus I trust in you’) by Stephen B. Whatley as their image for the Easter Season.  Stephen B Whatley is a professional artist based in London,U.K. His vibrant Expressionist oils are in private collections worldwide  and in public collections including BBC Heritage & [...]

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Holy Thursday: Envision World of Goodness and Peace

March 20, 2008

The power of imagination can visualize Francis’ dramatic visit to the Sultan at Damietta and Holy Week 2008 and the 5th year of the invasion of Iraq all at the same time. Artists use these moments to create inspirational masterpieces that speak to a world yet to come. As we gather around our Holy Thursday tables of [...]

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Franciscan Sisters Bless and Dedicate Renovated Chapel

March 13, 2008

With renovation complete, the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity witnessed the blessing and dedication of St. Rita Chapel, tabernacle, ambry and San Damiano Crucifix the first Sunday of the 2008 Lenten Season.
This quiet, small chapel found in the section of the Motherhouse home to the sick and infirmed members of the community was chosen [...]

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Jesus Wept by Ralph McTell

March 1, 2008

A world renown storyteller, Ralph McTell, is a singer, prolific-skillful songwriter, and acoustic guitar player born in Farnborough, England. Jesus Wept is a ardent narrative of Jesus Christ’s heartrending and tender journey to the cross that commences with “the day Jesus arrived in Jerusalem.” Listen to these lyrics from one who profoundly reflects on the passion [...]

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