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St. Julie Billiart founded the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur to make known God’s goodness, especially among the most impoverished and abandoned people in the world. Today, Sisters of Notre Dame work with refugees in London, street children in Nairobi, immigrant farm workers in Florida, AIDS orphans in Zimbabwe, the homeless in Haiti… and always, with women and children, who are among the most vulnerable.
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THE SMILING SAINT: ST. JULIE BILLIART
Saint Julie Billiart Who is Saint Julie Billiart? Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur consider their Foundress, St. Julie Billiart, “a saint for our...
Farming Families Search for Land
Sr. Maria Vagner Souza Silva teaches Biblical Studies in the community of Sâo Joâo Batista in Anapu. By Sisters Jane Dwyer and Kathryne Webster,...
Good Works
International Magazine
Good Works (March 2020)
The cover depicts the middle panel of the triptych, entitled Mystic, Martyr and Prophet of the Amazon by Sr. Janet Mullen, SNDdeN. This year, Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur celebrate the 15th Anniversary of Sr. Dorothy Stang’s martyrdom in Anapu, Brazil. Her life gives witness to the Mission of the Gospel, the Church and our Congregation.
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Gospel Reflections
Fifteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Matthew 13: 1-23 Sunday Reflection by Sister Marilyn Pechillo, SNDdeN The readings for today present us with a sower sowing seed. I would like to...
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Matthew 11: 25-30 Sunday Reflection by Sister Marie Tighe, SNDdeN The first half of today’s reading begins with the words: “I bless you Father Lord...
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Matthew 10: 37-42 Sunday Reflection by Sister Michela Sheehan, SNDdeN At the time Matthew wrote his gospel the fact of having to break with one’s...
