Technical Institute “La Inmaculada” – Managua, Nicaragua As an Institution we have reached our 50 years of educational service rooted in the wound of the Heart of Christ, and we are preparing to celebrate this history reflecting on what we have built as memory, as Church, as People of God accompanied by the presence of…
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“People without knowledge.of their past, their origin and their culture,are like a tree without roots.” Marcus Garvey Eleventh grade students of the Instituto La Inmaculada, make their presentation from the origin, history and culture of each department of Nicaragua.
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For quite some time now, we had been wishing to be “visited” by our sister Diane; they are those visits that you want so much and for one reason or another do not happen so often. But this time our wish was fulfilled and we were “visited”, I say it in plural because with her…
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In 1891, Mother Cabrini traveled with 28 Missionary Sisters from Italy to New York. Most of the group was bound for Nicaragua, where Mother Cabrini had been invited to establish a school for girls in Granada. Once in the U.S. they boarded the steamer New York and after a harrowing voyage entered the Gulf of Corinto. The New…
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Join us following the 11am Mass on Sunday, February 26 to get an update from Sr. Yolanda Flores, MSC on Cabrinian mission in Nicaragua. The Missionary Sisters operate a large technical school and an elementary school in Managua that together serve nearly 1,900 children. Come with a dish to share for lunch, and with an…
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May the Christmas party strengthen us to let shine, in the year 2022, the image of “God with us”, a project of “bearers of Christ’s love to the world”.Let us remain confident of the “newness” of the Spirit of God for our Institute and for the world in the year 2022. Highlights: Cabrinian Education Network…
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In a small village in Nicaragua, where we are missioning and serving people, there is this farmer who – as we can see from the pictures, is showing the fruits of his work. Due to the violent hurricanes that have hit the country in recent weeks, most of its harvest has been lost and the few…
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