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 RSCJ.org Admin
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Wednesday, 03 March 2010 |
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A first report was received February 27 from Kim King, RSCJ, a member of the US Province, who is serving in the northern sector of Valparaiso, in Via del Mar, Chiles fourth largest city. Five other Religious of the Sacred Heart are in community there, working in a Sacred Heart school and youth ministry. Sister King described the earthquake experience as "wild" and said physical damage was minimal there - but that prayers are needed for all those missing
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Written by RSCJ.org Admin
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Friday, 15 January 2010 |
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Following the January 13 letter from the Motherhouse, two letters have just been received regarding the two RSCJ who are based in Port-Au-Prince: Matilde Moreno and Josefa Corrada. One letter is from Sister Moreno herself, who is presently in Mexico at a conference; and one is from Natividad Hernandez, RSCJ, Provincial of Puerto Rico, and Josefina Ramos, RSCJ, also in Puerto Rico, with news from Josefa Corrada in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. |
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Written by RSCJ Motherhouse (Rome)
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Wednesday, 13 January 2010 |
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Dear Sisters, we want to update you on what we know of the situation of our sisters in Haiti following the earthquake there last evening. |
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Written by Irene Cullen, RSCJ
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Monday, 14 December 2009 |
 Thanks to the continued support of Sacred Heart students and family completion of the newest Sacred Heart primary school moves forward. Click to read an update on student life there. |
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Written by RSCJ.org Admin
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Tuesday, 21 April 2009 |
 Dear Sacred Heart Students and Supporters, In 2002 when the first building of our primary school started to take
shape there were some inquisitive village children visiting the site
each day fascinated by what was happening. Imagine now with 441 sets
of eyes checking on the daily progress of the construction activity for
the classroom block. By the Feast of Mater, thanks to the generosity of
our faithful friends, we were a good way along towards our $500,000
construction goal. So it was thought best to break ground and begin
construction and go as far as possible with the funds on hand- for the
longer we wait the more expensive the project will be. Hopefully by
February 2010 there will be an academic block for the fourteen
classrooms and a much less congested dormitory area. The excitement and
joy at our school would surely warm your good hearts.
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Written by Kim King
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Monday, 22 September 2008 |
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 "Con Manos Unidas Sembramos la Vida!" With hands united we sow life! This was the theme of the 4th annual summer educational mission project sponsored and overseen by the Religious of the Sacred Heart in León, Mexico.
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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 |
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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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Storyline
This past summer the Society of the Sacred Heart held its General Chapter in Lima, Peru. From July 16th through August 20th, 86 Delegates from 32 Provinces, Districts and Areas around the world gathered to participate in the General Chapter. The central theme of this Chapter was RSCJ Spirituality: Dialogue around the (Fire, Candle, Well, Meal…). Below you will find the archives of a special series that we ran each week during the Chapter.
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