Solidarity Chain for prisoners in Antsirabé prison, Madagascar

Camille, the son of Jocelyne and Yves, saw some medical equipment on the pavement that was still in good condition. He offered it to his parents for the poor in Madagascar.   After consulting Sister Jeanne, who visits prisoners and provides them with comfort and food twice a week, the decision was taken to send to Madagascar a medical bed, wheelchairs, walkers, etc.             After storing the equipment in a room in the home of Jacques and Marie-Annick Hervieux, they delivered it to…

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Follow-up on the Chain of Solidarity for the Detainees at the Antisirabé prison in Madagascar.

On January 20, 2024, we received news from Sister Jeanne telling us that the medical equipment has finally arrived at its destination.  We are very happy to hear that and know that she will be able to make some of the neediest and those who are sick in the prison much happier.               A big thank you to Camille, Jocelyne, Yves, and Appel Détresse (Distress Call). Marie-Annick and Jacques

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“Come and see.” Continue on your way.

This weekend (September 24-25) we met at the Mother House of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in St Jacut les Pins, with the joy of seeing each other again of course and the welcome of 4 new people. The main theme of these days was to rediscover the origins of the Congregation and its international expansion. The visit of the Chapel of La Graë, where Angélique Le Sourd and her first 3 companions left, and a mini scavenger hunt in the park allowed us…

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Two associates travel to Cameroon

After several journeys to Madagascar, Jacques and Marie-Annick departed for Cameroon to discover the communities of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart there. Here is their testimony: Our stay among the sisters in Cameroon was very rich in sharing, encounters, and moments of prayer. Life for Cameroonians is very difficult, but it is full of a generosity that moved us deeply. We discovered the customs, traditions, and regional dishes of this beautiful country. We were able to modestly improve the sisters’ comfort by repairing many small things…

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