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We are no longer formally involved in education.
A very important part of the role of the parish visitor is assisting the housebound and the elderly.
Prison chaplaincy is about helping people regain a sense of their dignity and self worth.
We are involved with an organisation which offers a range of support to women who are in prostitution.
Our province has been involved with the provision of safe housing for victims of trafficking.
The following are examples of the social and pastoral work undertaken by individual sisters:
One of the most important aspects of this ministry is to listen to people’s stories with empathy.
Several of our sisters engage with people with drug or alcohol addiction through various ministries.
Our province supports organisations which engage with people who are homeless.
The word ‘hospice’ means a place of rest.
Our Congregation has identified the Care for the Earth as a priority.
© Religious Sisters of Charity (2009)
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