The Opening of the GCXVIII
A new light is projected into the past and animates the present in the life of Christians. The Resurrection, both for them and for us today, is to live again without fear, is to receive the strength of the Holy Spirit, open the doors and announce the Good News. It is having new eyes and knowing that HE is in our midst.
Easter Greetings From Japan
From Hayama, Tokyo, Joso we are united with you in the joy of Easter! That the Risen Jesus unite us in this very period - the 18th General Congregation!
The Sisters of Japan
Happy Easter!
Let us bask in the grace of the
Risen Lord,
and look towards the future with hope.
Sisters from Indico-Pacific
The Blessing of "El Rosarillo" Building at Manresa
A fitting memory for the 150 years of the inspiration as "El Rosarillo"was the blessing of the new Hijas de Jesus Multi-purpose Center, called the El Rosarillo Building.
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A Meaningful Day of Remembering the 150th Year of St. Candida's Inspiration
April 2, 2019 Cebu, Philippines
"How do you want to be remembered?" This was a springboard for reflection that our Mass presider, Rev Fr. Virgilio Pedrano, has asked the faithful assembly during the Holy Mass that commenced Sacred Heart School-Hijas de Jesus family celebration of the day that marked the 150th Year of Remembering the Inspiration that our dear Mother Foundress received in El Rosarillo.
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SHARING A MOMENT WITH MOTHER CÁNDIDA BEFORE THE ROSARILLO
“I am not pleased that you spend time thinking that you are poor and that you will not be able to go forward. What, did I not know that you did not have the wealth and goods of the world? Yes, I knew it, and I know who I chose and why I chose her. He who gave you the desire, will give you the power and grace, if you are faithful to my call, and they will sense that the work is mine and not of men.”
We find these words in the spiritual notes of St. Cándida María de Jesús. They seem to be a gentle rebuke from the Lord to the young woman, formerly a domestic servant used to taking orders and now called to give orders as a foundress.
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