Juliet Mousseau, RSCJ, and eight other RSCJ will profess their final vows on January 26, 2020. With great joy, we invite you to join us in thought and prayer as we celebrate their Perpetual Profession in the Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Those professing their vows are: MarÃa Jimena O’Neill, RSCJ, Argentina/Uruguay Province Amélie…
By Linda Kato, RSCJ Why this mission I was drawn as a child of the ‘60s to the Society’s mission of making God’s love visible in the world, with a focus on education, human development and promotion of social justice. I spent years teaching in Sacred Heart Schools and worked for decades in corporate research…
Christmas 1819 in Florissant The transfer from the bishop’s farm to the new convent in the village happened December 23 and 24, 1819, in very cold, snowy weather. “… We were very late in reaching Florissant because we had lost our way. But we had to hurry with the work of preparing the chapel. Owing…
Last January, I had the opportunity to hear a presentation given by Caitlin Morneau from the Catholic Mobilizing Network on the circle process of restorative justice. At that time, I recognized a synchronicity with the mission of the Society of the Sacred Heart and Stuart Center that resonated in a way that called me to action. Restorative justice values…
The Society of the Sacred Heart has joined many Catholic leaders and organizations and signed this statement in response to President Trump’s decision to end the United States’ participation in the Iran Deal. Pax Christi International A Tragedy of Monumental Proportions In direct contradiction to the repeated verifications provided by the International Atomic Energy Agency…
The Society of the Sacred Heart, United States – Canada Province, stands with the Leadership Conference of Women Religious in expressing deep distress over many of President Trump’s recent executive orders. (See the full text of the LCWR statement here https://lcwr.org/media/news/lcwr-expresses-deep-concern-about-executive-orders or in the attachment below.) Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat and Saint Philippine Duchesne, who founded our…
Betsy Hartson, RSCJ Class of 1955 is a living model of many of the values upon which the Religious of the Sacred Heart were founded. Hartson has been involved in educating for over 25 years in Sacred Heart schools, but she has applied the educational mission to her efforts outside of the Society’s schools as…