It is our passion for RNDM mission that inspires us to want to participate in the RNDM worldwide mission activity. Fifty-six years ago, the Australia Province responded to the request of the then Bishop of Mendi Firmin Schmitt and sent sisters into the newly opened mission in the Southern Highland of PNG. In 1969 four […]
Greetings dear Sisters, Yesterday was the celebration of St Columba – and the primary school of the same name in Frankton invited Mary Philippa and me to join them. Mary Philippa had hand-crafted a lovely big- sized emblem for the school for their centennial celebration. Today was an appropriate day for her to gift that […]
It feels like it was only yesterday when I first started going to school. I used to cry every time my mother left me there. I didn’t understand, I thought they didn’t want me. But later, I realized there was a reason I had to go through all of that. Looking back, I remember those […]
“The devastating earthquake is the latest tragedy that hit Myanmar over and above the existing suffering the country has been facing under the military coup, economic collapse, floods, and other calamities. The suffering is unimaginable and the country needs urgent support. Access to clean water and electricity is limited in many regions, and infrastructure, including […]
The Physically challenged children are a major issue in most villages of Bijapur district. Their families fail to cope with this problem and such children are considered a curse to the whole family. Many lack basic needs and have serious health conditions.
Kuchinda village in Odisha, there are several primary schools but the annual Status of Education Report shows that the quality of government primary education in Odisha has declined. School infrastructure is very poor and very badly maintained. There is very little access to quality education for tribal children.
Ndondol is one of the poorer areas in and people live in semi-arid zones. People rely on agriculture and they depend on rains. The sisters have been working together with women’s groups in different villages over the past 40 years, fighting against malnutrition especially for children aged one month to three years old.
The Menubu Dulangan is an indigenous tribe in Kulaman. Most people live at a subsistence level depending on good weather conditions for their agricultural-based livelihood. The tribal communities have been displaced by the influx of the settlers in the area which caused their minoritization and movement to the interior parts of the municipality. They live […]
Our Lady of the Missions. Our title describes our spirituality which is both Trinitarian and Marian.
The name Euphrasie Barbier chose for her Congregation is, doubtless, the most obvious proof of the fundamental Trinitarian orientation of her own life and that of the new religious family she founded. […]
Adèle-Euphrasie Barbier, known in religious life as Marie du Coeur de Jésus, was born on 4th January 1829, in Caen, France. The family had a strong faith and her parents instilled into their young family the values of honesty and hard work. […]
