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I am a retired teacher working as a volunteer in three areas of education in Birmingham. On Tuesday afternoons, I go to the Language College, where I meet hundreds of young students from all over the world. They are polite and very friendly, and I enjoy the occasional chat with them in the corridors or in the cafeteria where one can hear practically every language spoken under (...) (More...)

Announcement

On 5 February 2010, in Chile, celebration of the final vows of Maria Ines Rojas Morales.Announcement to assure Maria Ines and the vice-province of Latin America (...) (More...)

Adjunct professor...

The Killingly, Connecticut Board of Education "must have done something good somewhere in their youth or childhood" (Sound of Music) because they have had the fortune to recruit the expertise of Dr. Diane Summa, PhD, who recently accepted an appointment to replace long-time and highly respected board member (...) (More...)

Well done

Sr. Priscilla Paradis recently retired from working with the Day Kimball Hospital HomeMakers. Her supervisor noted her contributions to this agency in the following words:"Sr. Priscilla was a beam of white light shining down on us during her employment here. We miss her energy, (...) (More...)

A time to remember, a time to rejoice

Sr. Marie Gertrude, who served among the people in Antofagasta, Chile, for several years, recently had the privilege of attending the tenth anniversary of the Chilean associates. The tenth anniversary celebration of the associates in Antofagasta was indeed a rich experience for me. To touch the Chilean soil (...) (More...)


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	To know more The Daughters of the Holy Spirit are a religious congregation born in 1706. The foundresses lived simply among the people, for the service of God, the poor, the sick, the children. They had a special devotion to the Holy Spirit. In a spirit of simplicity and openness, of sharing and prayer, the sisters still live in small communities among the people. Always ready to welcome whoever knocks at their door, they try to be attentive to the voice of the Holy Spirit and to discern its calls. In collaboration with associations, NGO, various groups and networks, they commit themselves to foster justice and mutual love. In Church, the Daughters of the Holy Spirit contribute to the birth and growth of communities which live by the Gospel. In the Spirit of Pentecost, the Daughters of the Holy Spirit strive to be creative and to dare new ventures in response to today's needs. They welcome among them "Lay Associates", have just founded a group of "Consecrated Seculars" and continue to live in close proximity to the least favoured. Present in thirteen countries, they strive to develop their internationality through greater communication and exchanges. Wherever they live, the Daughters of the Holy Spirit strive to open, with others, a pathway of hope.