~Fairfield County Catholic When Lucille Souza was a high school freshman in Burbank, California, the idea crossed her mind that maybe, just maybe, she might be called to the religious life. Her parents, who were immigrants from Portugal, worked hard to make a good life for their family, and they sent her to a school…
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A sculpture commemorating the centenary of the death of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini “VIGIL – The Heart of Cabrini, is a visually arresting work of art. Cabrinian symbolism is embedded in every element of steel and bronze in the design.This sculpture is a tribute of gratitude to those present and those who have gone before…
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We are glad to share with you a report on COP26 (now about the second week of the Climate Conference) written by Jean Quinn, DW, Executive Director of UNANIMA International.They are a Non –Governmental Organization (NGO) advocating on behalf of Women and Children, Homeless and Displaced, Migrants and Refugees, and the Environment primarily at the…
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A week ago, two important feasts were celebrated throughout the Cabrini world: the anniversary of Mother Cabrini’s Beatification (13 November) and the Foundation of the Institute (14 November).We share two initiatives that wanted to remember in a special way these two important passages in the history of the Congregation of the Missionaries of the Sacred…
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4th Superior General of the Institute 50th death anniversary November 20, 2021 will mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Mother Chiara Grasselli, Superior General from 1967 to 1971, an unforgettable and cherished Superior General, as well as an extraordinary Cabrinian Missionary figure. Mother Chiara had the courage and the spiritual intelligence to transform…
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Celebrating Mother Cabrini’s Jubilee: 75 Years of Sainthood for the First American Saint! Interview by Mary Kovach, Ph.D. Mother Cabrini was born Maria Francesca Cabrini in 1850 near Milan, Italy. She was the youngest of thirteen children, dedicated her life to Christ, and became Sister Frances Xavier Cabrini. She emigrated from Italy to the United States…
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The way we love: How Our Charism and our Values Shape Our Ministries About Cabrini Ministries Eswatini Cabrini Ministries is a faith based community care organization serving the Lubombo Lowveld with a mission to share the love of Jesus Christ by promoting the well-being of individuals and families through comprehensive integrated health care, education and…
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We are glad to share with you a report on COP26 (especially about the first week of the Climate Conference) written by Jean Quinn, DW, Executive Director of UNANIMA International.They are a Non –Governmental Organization (NGO) advocating on behalf of Women and Children, Homeless and Displaced, Migrants and Refugees, and the Environment primarily at the…
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The origin of this day established by Pope Francis and Cabrini Mission Foundation activity. On the occasion of World Day of the Poor we share first, how the World Day for the Poor established by Pope Francis came about; then some lines on Cabrini Mission Foundation, who helps for the most needy, based in New…
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We propose an article written some years ago by Sister Maria Barbagallo, MSC Former General Superior, about the Beatification of Mother Cabrini, November 13th 1938. Below you can find some initiatives organised in our Cabrinian World for this important Feast day. On 13th November 1938 Francesca Saverio Cabrini was proclaimed Blessedby Sister Maria Barbagallo In…
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After the new wave of emergency and suffering in Afghanistan, many were forced to make drastic decisions to seek safety and protect their families. In this poem, a young refugee shares the joys of her past, the sorrows of her present, and the uncertainty of her future. I wish to go back to the past,…
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