MMM Blog
The Christmas Turkey
by Sr. Martina McGlynn MMM (1929 – 1995) Ireland 13.12.2023 It is an established fact that Christmas time is a busy one for all. The Sisters’ house at Abakaliki, Nigeria, was no exception on December 23rd. All day long the […]
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Christmas Reflections
by Mary Bradley AMMM England 11.12.2023 Editor’s Note: Mary Bradley, an Associate member of MMM, edits an online Justice and Peace Newsletter from her home parish in England. Her Christmas reflections are […]
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Obstetric Fistula is preventable
by Toni Pyke Ireland 09.12.2023 Justice, Peace and Ecology Coordinator […]
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Magnificat
By Sr. Siobhan O’Keefe SHJM Ireland 07.12.2023 Mary listened deeply to the Word […]
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MMM Students – Christmas 1962
by Sr. Margaret Anne Meyer. MMM USA 05.12.2023 This Christmas as a medical student in Rosemount was going to be very special. […]
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Advent and St. Ignatius
by Paul Campbell SJ USA 03.12.2023 As you probably know, in both the “Old” (Hebrew) and “New” (Christian) Testaments, words ending with “el” suggest “of God.” […]
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The Fall – and its Consequences!
by Sr. Jo Anne Kelly MMM Ireland/Nigeria 01.12.2023 Many years ago. I was doing a brief spell of relief work for one of our Hospital Administrators. The […]
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Coming and Going in Advent
by Sr. Prisca Ovat MMM Nigeria 29.11.2023 The approach of advent conjures in our consciousness the memories of Christ’s […]
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The History of the First Postal Stamp
by Sr. Sheila Campbell MMM Ireland 27.11.2023 Did you know that MMM collects used postage stamps? We have a small team of dedicated Sisters who […]
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Thérèse of Lisieux – a saint for our times of violence and wars
by Sr. Genevieve van Waesberghe MMM Tanzania/ Ireland 25.11.2023 Did you know that during the first World War, less than 20 years after her death, Thérèse had already conquered the […]
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