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Some RSC's took part in a 'Anti-Human Trafficking' awareness raising walk in Los Angeles recently. Here they report on the experience:
The Religious Sisters of Charity in the Nigerian Region, have had many causes to be grateful for ‘New Life and Formation’ in 2011. Here are just some of the reasons…
The following poem 'Servants of the Poor' was written by Pat Ray who met the Sisters of Charity for the first time in Seville Place in 2011...
As part of the Religious Sisters of Charity corporate response to Human Trafficking, prayer and reflection was identified and adopted as central and integral to combating the problem of Human Trafficking. It is also hoped that through deep prayer and reflection on the problem of Human Trafficking across the congregation we will be led to greater awareness and commitment to address the problem.
Preparations for the 2012 RE Congress are well underway. The Religious Education Congress, sponsored by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles Office of Religious Education, is the USA's largest annual gathering of Roman Catholics! The last RECongress, held in March 2011, brought together nearly 40,000 people during the four-day weekend!
Each month, one congregation represented on the UNANIMA-International Board, is ‘featured’ on their website. This month it is the turn of the Religious Sisters of Charity – take a look at 
On Saturday December 3rd the sisters in California gathered as a region for a Christmas celebration hosted by the San Pedro Community. Sisters Carmel Noone, Madeleine Meagher, Mary Beausang and Anne Marie McLaughlin efficiently organized and graciously hosted everyone at the Marie Callendar restaurant. Several former RSC’s were able to attend...
The President of Ireland Michael D Higgins paid a visit to St Agnes’ School in Crumlin, Dublin on 12th December 2011. He was welcomed with ‘The Presidential Salute’ played by the children, parents and grandparents of the school’s Violin and Orchestra Project and this was followed by a 20 minute programme of music, songs and a Nativity scene.
The Intra Congregational Vocations and Formation Team which was formed 3 years ago to look at the future of our formation programmes, report on their recent annual meeting in the U.S.A. 
The 23rd of October 2011 was an ‘official date of welcoming’ for the three pioneer sisters in Konzalendo, Malawi. Here Sr Maria Shawa recounts the rapturous welcome they received:
© Religious Sisters of Charity (2009)
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