In an interview with America Media, Sr. Marilyn M. Minter said of Haiti “discerning a way to respond to crushing need without contributing to a cycle of individual and national dependency is a constant and difficult balancing act.” She added “People need to hear that Haitians are survivors.”

A time to renew our relationship with our Creator and all creation through celebration, conversion, and commitment.

The sisters in Haiti report on a year even more full of adversity — and resilience. A scholarship program, sewing school, bakery and faith provide hope.

St. Francis of Assisi left a life of privilege to walk among the poor, accompanying them and setting an example of total availability. Join Fr. Dennet Jung at Maryville Retreat Center in Holly, MI to learn more about the man that founded the Franciscan orders.

Still recovering from the major earthquake of 2010, grappling with violent political unrest and facing a global pandemic, Haiti was rocked by another major earthquake and tropical storm this month. Our U.S. community is preparing to ship supplies in the coming weeks. Please keep Haiti in your prayers and make a gift if you are able.

Spring date set for much anticipated youth leadership forum designed to empower young women with the experiences, tools, resources, confidence and support to make a difference in the world TODAY.

Felician Sister Dong Hong Marie Zhang and fellow Asian and Pacific Islander sisters bring the fear and violence their communities are facing to the forefront with a call to action by Pope Francis – create a “culture of encounter.”

Support the Felician Mission: Haiti Scholarship Fund through their Pay it Forward program. Your help is needed more than ever.