July20th Sister Freda Parkinson celebrates 45 years since her final profession.The name of her group is 'Confidence in obedience' and their motto is ' By obedience, religious make the total offering of themselves to God' July 21st: Congratulations to Sister Mary Barrow, Sister Mon Barudi and Sister Frances Lynch who celebrate 50 years since their final profession. The name of the group is ''Union and conformity with the Heart of Jesus' and their motto is 'On Your path, lead us in Your way towards the light where You are'
See the video of Mary, Mon and Frances talking about their life..... July 30th Sister Prue Wilson celebrates 60 years since her final profession. The name of her group was 'I thirst' On August 21st 2011, Prue died after celebrating her birthday a few days earlier. We miss her and are grateful for all she gave to our Province.In various places on the website, Prue shares her reflections on life as an RSCJ  Prue talks about the Heart of Jesus and the love of God in her life.
August 1st Congratulations to Sister Clare Shanley, it is 65 years since she was finally professed. see more in the jubilee archive for the 25th March August 22nd. Sister Bernie Porter celebrates 35 years since her first vows. September14th Congratulations to Sister Clare balfour who celebrates 25 years since her first vows September 15th Sister Klary Bettzler celebrates 70 years since her first vows
Sisters Vivien Bowman and Mimi Goddard celebrate 60 years since first vows. Congratulations,love and prayer for you all. October 26th Congratulations to Sister Ruth Woakes who celebrates 65 years since her First vows. December 14th is the fifteenth anniversary since Silvana Dallanegra's first vows. Congratulations Silvana! See more on Silvana's blog: http://allthislifeandheaventoo.blogspot.com/2011/12/i-am-yours-and-for-you.html JUBILEES 2012 January 5th 2012, Sister Cath Lloyd celebrates 15 years since her final profession. The name of her group is 'Passion for life', and their motto is from the Song of Songs' Set me like a seal on your heart, like a seal on your arm. For love is strong as death'. January 6th Sisters Marion Charley, Anne McCarthy and Elizabeth Smith celebrate 40 years since their final profession. The name of the group is : 'Mission', and their motto is 'Learn of me that I am gentle and humble of heart' Sister Marion Charley writes: The name given to my group at our Profession in 1972 was “La Mision”, and our motto was “Learn of me that I am gentle and humble of heart.” The name was very significant since the Society had recently gone through enormous changes as a result of Vatican 2, when we were re-defined as Apostolic Religious and began to live “in the world” instead of a quasi-monastic life with enclosure. So to be called “La Mision”( those who are “sent”) invited us all to look outwards; to live in small communities, and to become engaged in a variety of educational apostolates where we were living. There was a strong emphasis on work for justice and with those who are poor. When I entered I never expected these momentous developments, but found that I was able to adapt and able to see that a life “in the world” was totally compatible with the Society’s charism. Less than two years after Probation I went to live and work in a poor area in Venezuela, and discovered there that our Probation name was at the heart of all we were engaged in. This also applies to all the succeeding communities and apostolic contexts in which I have lived and worked. I was delighted with the motto “Learn of me that I am gentle and humble of heart” as it sums up our spirituality of discovering and making known the love of God revealed in the Heart of Jesus. The motto is about a very personal relationship with Jesus, and a life of on-going discovery of His heart, which inspires me to try and share that love with others. Back to News and Events View Jubilee Of Vows Archive | 
