Easter invites an awake, straight-forward song. Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity’s choice is Matthew Hardy’s One Thing I Ask. Psalm 27 expresses “boundless hope that God will bring rescue”. Click here to enjoy a free Easter music download.
Easter demands a response of whole-hearted commitment. If you need motivation, listen to St. Anne Catholic Community Chorale sing Lead Me On. Click here.
Easter is a time to experiment with rising dough. Here’s a recipe that doesn’t need any kneeding! Thank God for the wonder of risen life! Click here.
Franciscan Sister Monica chats about her growing interest in environmentalism. This is good stuff! Click here to read about The Medieval Tree Hugger and Reluctant Franciscan.
Technology and Media education are here to stay. Read about 2 Franciscan Sisters who are making a difference in students lives at a Catholic high school and Catholic college. Click here to read about Sister Jane. Click here to see how Sister Christine teaches teachers.
Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity Mother Generose Cahill offered wisdom on the value of imitation when desiring to make difficult actions back in 1954. It is continues to be relevant today.
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Easter invites ‘on the road’ Emmaus encounters every day. If you are considering a call to be a Franciscan Sister, invite us to meet you where you are. Meanwhile, may the Lord bless you this Easter Season and know we welcome you to visit us and pray for blessings of peace and joy!
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