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This article from The Sandpiper, the newsletter of the Catholic Diocese of Sandhurst, Australia features three Indonesian-born religious serving in the Diocese: Sr Hartini fcJ, Fr Addin and Fr Adi. Read their stories
Faith across Islands: Indonesian Voices in Sandhurst - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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The Sandpiper, newsletter of the Sandhurst Diocese in Australia, features three Indonesian-born religious serving in the Diocese, including Sr Hartini fcJ.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
This article from The Sandpiper, the newsletter of the Sandhurst Diocese, features three Indonesian-born religious serving in the Diocese: Sr Hartini fcJ, Fr Addin and Fr Adi.
Faith across Islands: Indonesian Voices in Sandhurst - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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The Sandpiper, newsletter of the Sandhurst Diocese in Australia, features three Indonesian-born religious serving in the Diocese, including Sr Hartini fcJ.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Ignatian discernment is at the core of our FCJ spirituality. FCJ Centre St Hugh's is offering a series of three online workshops on discernment starting soon.
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A great programme for the month of May at our FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice!
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Sr Eileen fcJ has been in the Camino Companions team in Santiago de Compostela for the last few weeks. Thank you, Eileen!
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Our FCJ project in Santiago de Compostela from April through October: Camino Companions
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Sr Agnes fcJ gives workshops on spirituality and on nonviolent communication around Indonesia, particularly to Catholic Church groups such as parishes, seminaries and formation communities. Read more...
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Sr Agnes fcJ gives workshops on spirituality and nonviolent communication around Indonesia in parishes, seminaries and formation communities.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Every year the FCJ Young Adult Network organises a pilgrimage to Lindisfarne. This year eleven pilgrims took part on the weekend of April 10-12, including Sisters Anouska, Elvie, Lynne and MaryAnne and FCJ Postulant Charlotte.
Young Adult Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Every year the FCJ Young Adult Network organises a pilgrimage to Lindisfarne. Sisters Anouska, Elvie, Lynne and MaryAnne accompanied the young adult group.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
FCJ Companions in Mission are celebrating the Silver Jubilee of their foundation on 2 January 2001. Under the theme The Golden Thread that Unites Us, various events and projects are planned across the world to celebrate and grow in awareness of the Golden Thread that Unites us in Jesus.
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A special prayer written to mark the Silver Jubilee of the foundation of the FCJ Companions in Mission.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
This reflection by Sr Teresa White, fcJ RIP first appeared in Thinking Faith a Jesuit online journal on Easter 2020. She uses the poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins SJ, The Wreck of the Deutschland, to speak about God’s providence, of ‘a mercy that outrides the all of water.’'
‘A dayspring to the dimness of us’ - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Read an Easter reflection on God's providence by Sr Teresa fcJ based on the poem The Wreck of the Deutschland.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sr Hartini fcJ is from Indonesia and is now missioned to Shepparton, Australia. Part of her ministry is in the formation of those who want to become Catholic and learn more about our faith. This article from The Sandpiper, the newsletter of the Sandhurst Diocese, features her.
RCIA Formators shaped by the Journey they Guide - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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The Sandpiper, newsletter of the Sandhurst Diocese, interviews Sr Hartini fcJ on her ministry in RCIA formation.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Events page of our website showcases some of what is being offered by FCJ communities and FCJ Centres around the world, including online. Take a look 👀 and join us if you can.
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Find out about upcoming events organised by FCJ Sisters and institutions around the world.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Congratulations to all students and staff Gumley House School FCJ celebrating 185 years of commitment to education!
Gumley House School FCJ Celebrates 185 Years 1841-2026 - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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Gumley House School FCJ community gathered for a truly historic moment: the celebration of its 185th Anniversary Mass, marking nearly two centuries of FCJ education, companionship, and service.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Earlier this term, a group of FCJ school staff travelled to Paris to visit the newly opened Lieu de Mémoire, the restored home of Marie Madeleine d’Houët.
First Visits to the FCJ Lieu de Mémoire in Paris - Faithful Companions of Jesus
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A group of FCJ school staff travelled to Paris to visit the newly opened Lieu de Mémoire, the restored home of Marie Madeleine d’Houët.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
