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On the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, October 4, 2023, Pope Francis issued an Apostolic Exhortation (Laudate Deum) on climate change. Laudate Deum is… Read More »Signs of the Times: Pope Francis on Climate Change
On September 17, prior to the annual General Assembly at the UN and the UN ClimateAmbition Summit, several of our sisters joined thousands participating in… Read More »RSHM Sisters Join March to End Fossil Fuels
In keeping with our focus on the Laudato Si Goals, two of our novices, Siteria and Vimbai, Sister Margaret Masarakufa, and some of our workers… Read More »News From Our Novitiate
Each year in September, the Sisters of the Eastern American Area gather for Missioning Day, a time to recommit ourselves as disciples of Jesus Christ.… Read More »Commitment to Our Common Home
As part of our Institute’s commitment to Laudato Si’, we look for opportunities to pursue our ecological conversion by reexamining our relationships with God, creation… Read More »Exploring Integral Ecology & Sustainability
Introduction Each one of our sisters wears a cross that reads Ut Vitam Habeant, “so that all may have life.” Our lives are built around… Read More »Global Sisters Report Article Highlights RSHM Sisters’ Commitment to Peace and Social Justice
The logo chosen this year to celebrate the Season on Creation, 2022, is the Burning Bush from the story told in Exodus 3:1-12 of Moses… Read More »The Burning Bush – Symbol for the Season of Creation
Today September 1, is the beginning of the Season of Creation. The theme this year is “Listening to the Voice of Creation.” I believe that most… Read More »Listen to the Voice of Creation
The 2nd UN Ocean Conference was held this summer in Lisbon, Portugal following a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19. More than 4,000 delegates, including heads… Read More »Reflection on the United Nations Ocean Conference
In the heart of Neuilly sur Seine, where Marymount Paris finds its home, winter days are winding down, days are getting longer, and spring feels… Read More »It takes a garden: the living classroom of Marymount Paris
