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Hello! I’m Audrey, fcJ. Since leaving my native Singapore and joining the FCJ Society in 2014, I have lived on three different islands, learnt two new languages, and experienced a diversity of cultures. Living interculturally is challenging, but has enriched me in so many ways. I have been privileged to meet inspiring people from different walks of life, and work with them on issues of justice and peace.
Even more interesting than this unexpected outer journey, though, has been the surprising journey inwards. Part of my ministry now involves discovering new ways to speak about God and our inner journeys in the rapidly changing world we find ourselves in today. To this end I have started a blog that seeks to open conversations about our shared search for meaning in life. Do join in the conversation here! surprising-grace.blogspot.com.
The Society is not my work; it is God’s work and God will know how to uphold it, if such be God's will.
Read more about the new book by Brendan McManus sj and Katherine O'Flynn fcJ, Living the Camino Back Home: Ignatian Tips for Keeping the Camino Spirit Alive (Messenger Publications, Ireland), including a link to the 15 November online book launch.
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Camino Companions team members Katherine O'Flynn fcJ and Brendan McManus SJ book is out: Living the Camino Back Home: Ignatian Tips for Keeping the Camino Spirit Alive.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Messengers Publications have just published "Living the Camino Back Home". The authors Brendan McManus sj and Katherine O'Flynn fcJ were interviewed about their book by BBC, Radio Ulster's Sunday Sequence.
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Katherine -- CONGRATS on your new book! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
End of the season of our FCJ project in Santiago de Compostela, Camino Companions. A big thank you to all our volunteers! And thanks Fr Manny for the post and photos amd for your continued support.
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When was the last time you gave a word of encouragement or positivity to someone close to you? I spend much of my time giving talks and workshops, and so am often publicly thanked, but I realise how different it is when someone who doesn't need to acknowledge me for something specific I have done, simply says something positive or encouraging....
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A group of FCJ Sisters, Companions in Mission and friends in England will be taking part in the Silverstone Run Fest for CAFOD on November 24th at the iconing Silverstone Grand Prix circuit. Please consider supporting their fundraising efforts at www.justgiving.com/page/fcj-cafod-2024
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Praying for anyone exploring the vocation to Religious Life.
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Camino Companions is an FCJ project in Santiago de Compostela to offer pilgrims a space to articulate and find meaning at the end of their Camino, based at Oficina de Acogida al Peregrino. One of the project volunteers, Sr Maire, a Sister of Mercy from Ireland, reflects on her experience of welcoming pilgrims in Santiago.
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Camino Companions is an FCJ project in Santiago de Compostela to offer pilgrims a space to articulate and find meaning at the end of their Camino. A reflection by one of the volunteers0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sr MaryAnne fcJ reflects on the uses of water and on how to act to reduce her impact on Earth’s limited resources and to ‘tread the Earth lightly’ - living our Chapter Call to Care for Our Common Home.
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Sr MaryAnne fcJ reflects on the uses of water and on how to act to reduce her impact on Earth’s limited resources and to ‘tread the Earth lightly.’0 CommentsComment on Facebook
September 8 marked the anniversary of the first vows Sr Imelda, a member of the FCJ community in Turin. Her first vows were taken in our former chapel in Via Lanfranchi. Some of the other members of the community were young girls or young pre-postulants at the time and they gathered again to celebrate the anniversary.
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FCJ Sisters in Turin gather to celebrate a long life of faithful companionship with Jesus.5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Imelda and Bernadette, wonderful to see you both, Congratulations & blessings
How wonderful. Congratulations.
Congratulations, keep the flame of God's Spirit alive 🙏
Wonderful to see the photo and realize all those years of Faithful Companionship!
United in gratitude and prayer 🙏
Happy 50th Anniversary, Maria Fidelis Catholic School FCJ in London!
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Maria Fidelis Catholic School FCJ has been serving the families and the Church in London for 50 years.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
FCJs and friends supporting CAFOD
FCJs and friends supporting CAFOD
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Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. Read the statement from the A statement from the FCJ Retreat & Conference Centre staff and the FCJ Sisters in Calgary to mark the day.
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A statement from the FCJ Christian Life Centre staff and the FCJ Sisters in Calgary to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A group of FCJ Sisters, Companions in Mission and friends are training for a charity run, Silverstone Run Fest for CAFOD on November 24th. Some of them are literally training "couch to 5K" to be ready for this. Would you like to support their fundraising effort?
FCJs and friends supporting CAFOD
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Our FCJ sisters at FCJ Spirituality Centre London offer their monthly online retreat - an evening reflection and prayer on October 17.
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Happy 50th Anniversary, Maria Fidelis Catholic School FCJ in London!
Maria Fidelis School celebrates 50th Anniversary
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Bishop Nicholas celebrated Mass on 20 He opened the Mass by saying, ‘Heartfelt congratulations are due to Maria Fidelis on the 50 Bishop Nicholas went on, in his homily, to describe inspiring exampl...1 CommentComment on Facebook
very nice
