A goal of the conference was to have us examine our personal histories and to identify how these influence the ways we resist or reinforce racism. Another goal sought to strengthen the collective input of the FAMVIN by seeking opportunities for service and systemic change.
Ministry for the Future: A Novel, by Kim Stanley Robinson A Plausible Glimpse Into the Future: By Sister Mary Beth Moore Don’t miss the [...]
This month's edition of Charity Alive takes a look at Joyful Witness With Every Breath - Past, Present and Future.
O Holy Night By Sister Susan Smolinsky It was two days before Christmas when late in the afternoon the phone rang in the chaplains’ [...]
Joyful Witness to Love: Our Christmas Appeal By Carrie Flemming Each time we connect with our donors and friends, we aim to share stories [...]
Sister Beatrice’s early ministries took her to British Columbia where she served for fourteen years. Upon her return to Halifax in 1961 she ministered at the Halifax Infirmary Hospital and Saint Vincent Guest House where she served in food services and later became the Main Kitchen Supervisor at the Halifax Infirmary. Sister Beatrice had a great appreciation for all who served in Nursing, Housekeeping, Maintenance, and Food Services. She enjoyed great conversation over a cup of coffee.
Our Commitment to Clean Water Continues By Carrie Flemming Since 2005, the Sisters of Charity-Halifax have made a priority of supporting projects to bring [...]
CLIMATE: A NEW STORY by Charles Eisenstein (North Atlantic Books, 2018) By Sister Bernice Vetter Charles starts this book with a dedication which I [...]
Charity Speaks Launch By Mary Flynn, Congregational Archivist After three years of behind the scenes work, Charity Speaks, a collaborative online exhibit created by [...]
We Are Willing. We Are Open. By Mary Sullivan, Associate My experience during our recent Assembly was beautifully framed in music, [...]