by Sr. Sheila Campbell, MMM Ireland 08.06.2023 Nowadays we are accustomed to women’s football and rugby teams. They are now being reported on in sports channels as regularly as the men’s games. But it is a relevantly recent phenomenon. The […]
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by Sr. Marian Scena MMM U.S.A./Tanzania 06.06.2023 Recently, a 28 year old high school teacher came to be admitted to our Faraja Hospice and Palliative care Programme in Singida, Tanzania. His name is “James”. Four years ago, James got […]
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by Nadia Ramoutar MMM Communications Coordinator Ireland 04.06.2023 Since I began working for the MMM’s over two years ago, I have read reports of the field work the MMM’s were conducting in some of the most vulnerable communities in the world. […]
READ MORE: Seeing is believing: Experiencing the MMM Missions First-hand
by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 02.06.2023 Recently there has been a lot of discussion about artificial intelligence and its development. It can be used for good or ill purposes, as most of our recent discoveries. Just think about […]
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by Sr. Margaret Anne Meyer MMM U.S.A. 31.05.2023 “Splendid, Splendid, Splendid,” fell from the lips of our motherly Sister-in Charge, Sister, Catherine Ryan, as she telephoned the aunt of my parish priest in New York. Both she, and Aunt […]
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by Sr. Jo Anne Kelly MMM Ireland 29.05.2023 It was December and we were having a ceremony of thanksgiving for all who did volunteer work in the parish during the year. A new deacon (the first lay deacon) had just […]
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by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 27.05.2023 Did you ever notice how good we are at giving advice and very poor at accepting it? I went through this experience recently and it taught me a lesson. I was driving into a town I […]
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by Vera Grant AMMM Ireland 25.05.2023 I planted it last year and looked forward to this very different version of the familiar, yellow Broom. This one has flowers of red, orange andyellow and I thought it would be […]
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by Nadia Ramoutar MMM Communications Coordinator Ireland 23.05.2023 Last year, the news headlines from Rome told us that in the words of Pope Francis “things are opening up a bit.” The Pope made this comment after it was announced that he […]
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by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 21.05.2023 “Do not cling to me!”. These are among the first words of Jesus to Mary Magdalene after the Resurrection. Everybody knows that first impressions are important, so why did Jesus use these words? What could he […]
READ MORE: Clinging and Yet Accepting Change