Lucille Ciafre
October 10

As we break the bread of our lives, we touch the World.

Lucille Ciafre

October 08

If we are faithful to prayer, each moment can be a great adventure in our journey to God

Madeline Duckett

October 07

The rescue of a newborn infant during the epidemic is an example of Catherine’s response in love to a perceived need.

Angela Bolster

October 06

Mercy responds always to the cutting edge of human misery.

M Joanna Regan

October 05

Let us pray well and never grow weary.

Catherine McAuley

October 04

Catherine was a great enemy of that spirit of sadness and discontent which destroys true devotion.

M Vincent Harnett

October 03

Connectedness across the world can sustain us in our local on-going struggle for mercy and justice.

Jan Geason

October 02

Prayer was her delight and her refuge in all trials.

M Clare Moore

October 01

You should remember that not to advance is to go back, and reflect each day what you can do more to attract God's love and friendship than you did the day before.

Catherine McAuley

September 30

In carrying out our works of mercy, we are impelled to work for justice.

Bernadine Daly

September 29

Catherine McAuley was primarily a woman of prayer, of prudence and of foresight.

Angela Bolster

September 28

The Holy Spirit opens up new visions of community, breaking down cultural barriers.

Marina Tu’inukuafe

September 27

Come! Be hands of healing, hearts of caring, freeing the winter captive world.

Maria Cordis Richey

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