Saint Martin’s Centre
On the 19th August 2013, we gathered in the Chapel of the Convent of the Assumption, Gardiner Street, to give...
Bear your own temper with patience.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May it be the Divine Will to grant peace. Amen
, R.S.C. Foundress
Faith forbids us to repine at the ill will or evil reports of any one.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May our good God direct and strengthen you in all to his greater glory.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May his holy name be forever praised by us and in us.
, R.S.C. Foundress
True affection is to rejoice in the happiness of our dear ones.
, R.S.C. Foundress
We must have patience and confide all to our Heavenly Father.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May our Lord give his divine blessing to our endeavours.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May all our intentions and actions be directed to the greater Glory of God.
, R.S.C. Foundress
Let us all pray with Faith and may our hope be fulfilled.
, R.S.C. Foundress
It ought with us to be a glorious thing to live and to labour for God!
, R.S.C. Foundress
Serve God with a great heart and a willing mind.
, R.S.C. Foundress
We have need to pray and to suffer and to labour for these are days of trial.
, R.S.C. Foundress
When we have so much to praise the Lord for, we must not complain.
, R.S.C. Foundress
We must confide in our Almighty Father and act as seems right.
, R.S.C. Foundress
We must have patience with others as He has patience with us.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May you enter deeply into the secrets of that fervent love which redeemed you.
, R.S.C. Foundress
Do your best and may our Lord guide us in all our little doings.
, R.S.C. Foundress
Never allow sentiment of resentment to enter into our hearts.
, R.S.C. Foundress
Pray that our Lord may preserve the truly abundant fruits of the earth.
, R.S.C. Foundress
Let us all unite in prayer, and may peace and resignation reign in all hearts.
, R.S.C. Foundress
With His love and His Grace we truly are rich enough.
, R.S.C. Foundress
The work of God cannot fail.
, R.S.C. Foundress
Prayer is miraculously powerful, we must be faithful in employing it.
, R.S.C. Foundress
Let us try that charity may abound in our hearts.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May the God of peace and charity teach us to be meek and humble of heart.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May we cling to the holy cross and try to be faithful followers of our Lord Jesus.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May God alone influence all great and small!
, R.S.C. Foundress
May his Divine Majesty comfort you.
, R.S.C. Foundress
May our Lord be paised for all his mercies to us and to ours.
, R.S.C. Foundress
Who We Are
About Sisters of Charity
The Religious Sisters of Charity were founded in Ireland, in 1815, by Mary Aikenhead. Our Sisters work in education, healthcare and on human rights issues. Our fourth vow is 'service of the poor'. We have convents in eight countries, on four continents.
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