Catherine McAuley
November 01

Although I should be simple as a dove I must also be prudent as a serpent.

Catherine McAuley

September 26

Good manners add to the value of good works.

Catherine McAuley

September 25

It was women who first spread the Easter message. What if they had kept silent?

Janette Gray

September 24

The dignity of our Blessed Lady is expressed in the one title – mother of God.

'Familiar Instructions'

September 23

Love simply shares, gives and receives freely.

Kathleen Williams

September 22

The bishop of Cork urged at a profession in 1837 that they add a fourth vow - the service of the poor, the sick and the ignorant - as both integral to their dedication and descrip

Joanna Regan and Isabelle Keiss

September 21

We are your ears to hear the children’s cry of every race.

Suzanne Toolan

September 21

"Like Mary, we can experience the consoling tenderness of our merciful God and the wild, wonderful, surprising joy of God’s spirit."

Sr Nerida Tinkler rsm

September 20

We have ever confided largely in Divine Providence and shall continue to do so.

Catherine McAuley

September 19

The beauty of community can be recognised when we gather together and share.

Kathleen M Smith

September 18

God can provide, God did provide. God will provide.

M Cornelia Burke

September 17

That ship alone can reach safety which in time of calm prepares for the storm.

M Frances Warde

September 16

Recreation contributes much towards giving new vigour to the spirit.

M Frances Warde

September 15

A strong and lively faith is the solid foundation of all virtue.

Catherine McAuley

September 14

We should be shining lamps, giving light to all around us.

Catherine McAuley

September 13

Recognising that one could give handouts week after week….Catherine used her inheritance to offset the causes of poverty, sickness and ignorance.

M Joanna Regan

September 12

I bless and praise our good God who has so favoured me.

M Vincent Haire