Beyond Borders Beyond Borders is a space where Religious of the Sacred Heart and
their colleagues will reflect on global issues in relationship to the
Society’s charism, mission and spirituality.
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Written by Imma De Stefanis, RSCJ
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Wednesday, 02 April 2008 |
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 The Sacred Heart International Summer Service Project now offers two sites – Mexico and Louisiana. Come serve, live, work and have fun as part of an international group of young adults 18-28. Click here for more info.
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Written by Irene Cullen, RSCJ
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Friday, 29 February 2008 |
Sacred Heart Primary School, Kyamusansala, Uganda: First Graduating Class
...I am pleased to bring you an update on the Sacred Heart Primary School, Uganda, a school that you have helped the RSCJ in Uganda to create by your generous donations, prayer, and support... The Sacred Heart family is truly global!
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Written by Imma De Stefanis, rscj
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Monday, 12 February 2007 |
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This summer the Sacred Heart International Service Project will be held 9-29 July
in San Luis Potos, Mexico. Volunteers are men and women ages 18-28 who
come from all different countries. Past volunteers have come from
Canada, Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Mexico and the US. Click below for more information.
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Written by Imma De Stefanis, rscj
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Thursday, 26 October 2006 |
Eighteen men and women between ages 18-30 journeyed from Canada, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Puerto Rico and the United States to San Luis Potosi, Mexico for the second annual Sacred Heart International Service Project...
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Written by Imma De Stefanis, rscj and Annie Wachter, rscj
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Friday, 30 December 2005 |
From
December 27-30, 2005 the recently professed of Europe met in Rome for
three days followed by a one day meeting with the provincials of
Europe. The theme was dreaming dreams about the future of apostolic religious life.
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Written by Imma De Stefanis, rscj
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Monday, 01 August 2005 |
 They began arriving in a steady stream on June 19th.
They came to “risk something different and discover the loving face of
Christ”…they came “with a small vision of the world, yet knowing a
bigger world was out there”…they came “tired of the routine of
life”…they came “to help and to serve others”….they came because they
wanted to “change the world”!
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Written by Imma De Stefanis, rscj
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Friday, 01 April 2005 |
 ...[N]ow through the Sacred Heart International Service Project
we seek to bring together an international group of young people who
are committed to social change through action. In this, its first
year, we will draw participants from Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico and
the United States to engage in service, reflection and cultural
exchange through work with children and young people in San Luis
Potosi, Mexico.
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Written by Loln Menndez, rscj
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Saturday, 11 December 2004 |
 Madeleine Sophie's home in Joigny was warmly decked with boughs of
holly - and with the warmth of the community of Rue Davier. The doors
opened wide over the weekend to welcome guests who arrived from several
corners of France and beyond in order to celebrate the 10th birthday of
the Centre Sophie Barat as a space of prayer and reflection. And of
course, Sophie's presence and special welcome for each one were
especially tangible on this occasion.
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Written by Loln Menndez, rscj
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Wednesday, 25 August 2004 |
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to Washington in order to work on the international website is indeed a
time for “mind-stretching”. Yesterday this “stretching” took the shape
of an opportunity to put my body where my heart is: with refugees and
displaced, especially those in the African continent.
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Written by Loln Menndez, rscj
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Saturday, 01 May 2004 |
 ...The visit to Chad meant wearing yet another hat,
the hat of someone who comes for the first time and who meets new
persons, new scenes, new situations. I was very happy that Asunta, the
regional superior for Chad, made her way into the arrival area and
shepherded me through immigration and customs.
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Written by RSCJ.org
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Thursday, 01 January 2004 |
Thirteen
women from ten different countries made their Final Profession as
Religious of the Sacred Heart on January 11, 2004. The ceremony took
place in Rome, in the chapel of the Villa Lante where St. Madeleine
Sophie lived many years and prayed long hours.
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Written by Loln Menndez, rscj
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Tuesday, 18 November 2003 |
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This is what the experience of three weeks in Korea has meant to me. It
was a moment to take off my shoes, to enter into the Korean way of
being at home, in slippers, leaving the “outside” shoes in a cupboard
in the hall.
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Written by Fellowship of Reconciliation
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Wednesday, 01 October 2003 |
 May we be filled with the strength to seek peace.
War will not end when the guns are silent.
Violence can never lead to peace.
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 One of the hardest things about our busy lifestyles is being present to those around us. One reason I’ve taken the pilgrimage to Guatemala the last two years is because as a pilgrim I am able to be present to where I am and I am open to being transformed. In this way being a pilgrim feels like meditation to me. It helps me see God in other people and it helps me see the barriers in my own heart. This leads to compassion and concern for the people of Guatemala rather than complete despair. And it is easy for me to despair.
Spotlight
 You are invited to view or read the talks given at the Spirituality Forum in June 2008. Click below for more information.
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